However, you need to ask yourself is it worth it to take the time to learn how to use Quickbooks or other software?

I'm going to a new CPA this Friday who has extensive real estate experience so I'm hoping he will be able to advise me on the best/easiest software to utilize. 

I’m looking for an app or software other teams have used to create or follow a process from contract to contract and have the whole team on same page.

Looking to see what CRM’s or softwares are out there outside of PropStream or Coles for finding and automating the process of finding scrubbed data for land leads. 

Essentially, at least from what I see in the posts, it's for cyber security, advertising & marketing, legal protection, all kinds of software, insurance and taxes, etc.No matter from a broker's perspective or from a consumer's perspective, isn't this crazy?

I've done some trials of other softwares like Stessa, RESimpli and Rent Manager but came back to Quickbooks each time.

But if you want to do super detailed drawings and create 3D models, then SketchUp would be the software I’d recommend.

Hospitable is the first PM software we used and we still love it today: it is intuitive to use.

Don't be house poor or you may be houseless when the next downmarket, job loss, recession, or stubborn leak shows itself.If anyone is looking for advice on small software companies, or agencies, or balancing a startup during a day job, I will try to reply or answer DMs as best possible.

What kinds of software have you used to manage your properties that you would recommend?