At that time, I did not use software to help me do my job so rent collection week was always a pain.

So I'm still learning, but I don't want to get Analysis Paralysis while I'm trying to build up a bankroll to get started with real estate.I'm a software developer by trade, and I know there is software like Buildium for property management. 

Im looking to purchase my first multi family and I was wondering what the best PM software would be for me to use?

He said there were additional benefits if you were an investor in Texas because the founders of the software/website were from Texas and so they had more insight/additional information available. 

We recently purchased Buildium for our property management software, and the software includes a rental application that I can customize which fields to include/exclude.

I have worked for a software company the past 20 years and my wife and I also own a Crossfit gym. 

Is there any good software, website, or spreadsheets out there that are awesome for keeping tracked of deals in the works?

I would pay for Remine, and other Predictive analytics software to help me target a demographic more likely to result in a sale.

Is there a software that makes it easy to break down the portion of the property when it comes to filing taxes. 

I have a background in property management software training ..was able to handle the tasks virtually.