If you did have depreciation in the past, your past year tax return should have depreciation tables, but you may need to tinker with your software to extract these tables.

Questions:1. do you use dynamic pricing software?

As I started out in my Broker business I realized it was going to take me a while to get things up and going because I was going to have to do everything manually, even though the company that I received my training from has a phenomenal software program that can help completely speed up and automate my entire business, the problem is I just don’t have the funds to be able to afford that software (it is quite expensive upwards of like $4K+) so at the moment I just don’t have the funds for that right now.

You don’t have their numbers they can only be reached within the software app through their messaging system.

Plus one statement he makes is this, "They’re not so big that a small sale won’t impact their books" with "REGIONAL AND COMMUNITY BANKS".This leads me to believe the majority of the deals from smaller banks and credit unions won't be discounted enough to pay for holding and closing costs, foreclosure, rehab, etc... and still make a nice profit.I just signed up for the software and training but I'm still in my 30 days to cancel.It's not a large investment of capital but I'm more concerned about the time I'm going to waste trying to build relationships that won't provide results that align with my BRRR goals.

Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, Cozy.co property management software, PayNearMe.... lots of options.

I have heard a lot about Quickbooks and other various software's but I don't think I'm at the point where I need something as robust as those right now.Does anyone have a good beginner accounting software they recommend?

Also, stick to cloud software built for accounting like Quickbooks Online.

If you insist on using it, you will probably have to figure out how to export the data to Quickbooks and then produce reports from there.If you plan on managing for others - and particularly if you plan to grow your business - then you should consider moving to professional management software like Buildium, Rent Manager, etc.

Is anyone familiar with this CRM? Would you recommend it or Myreipro?
Thank you for any feedback or recommendations in advance.