Put on your reading face and start with everything in the HOW TO GUIDES.Once you through those then start downloading and listening to the Podcasts.There is a local meetup that doesn't cost anything. 

Podcast 16's download link seems to be broken.

Then either take a picture of receipts and save them in a folder, or print them and keep in a separate file. i personally wouldn't invest much into quickbooks or a third party- it's very easy and cheap in excel. 

With their latest updated, I'm back to a manual download of data for 10+ accounts for the past 3 months.

You could download it on Limewire, for free.

For example here in Denver you can go to Dora and download the same forms that your Real Estate agent would use.I would suggest looking these over to get a good idea of what the contracts look like.good luck.Henner

I did it twice and hated every second of being in the courthouse trying to dig through case folders.

If you have it done for you, be forewarned: A lot of these online "services" will gladly take thousands of dollars from you, fill out the paperwork, and give you an official-looking leather folder for your trouble.

I can't download the software and I have been using web-based OneNote, but it is not as efficient as installed program.Any thoughts? 

Pulling the numbers by hand from Zillow/other sources (FSBO's, don't forget "Make Me Move"), or pulling the data with Spokeo/Intellius/Google unless your MLS gives you seller contact info for expireds (AZ does sometimes, or you can hunt it down in tax or county records).We use Mojo, and download our Expired data from Zapier every morning.