I realize BP offers software for their subscriptions.

If the accountant has to do the books; he will charge his hourly rate to complete the task.You will save money if you do it yourself.With that said, you may want to consider outsourcing the accounting services if you are unfamiliar with the software or want to focus on tasks that generate you more income(analyzing deals, networking, etc).

You don't have CoStar or any software that would allow you to search properties or look up owner info.What would be your approach, step-by-step? 

WM Phoenix Open, Barrett Jackson Auto Show, horse shows, Giants spring training (SF $$$ coming to town), Dbacks/Rockies spring training, world class casinos, and more golf courses than you could  play in a month.

If he's going to be a carpenter and has been a software engineer it's going to be tougher.

Hello Community,I want to know what kind of property management software people have success with in terms of passive income properties.

If you're looking for deals, your best bet is probably forming really good relationships with brokers vs. some software.

When I had my software company in Ca we rented premises NNN for 20+ years, and they were not all that hands off.

Thought this transition may be a good time to start looking at other softwares.

Good afternoon Bigger pockets team -  I have been looking for software to assist in managing and tracking a  growing portfolio.