If you have a few amount of properties, I would suggest excel.If you have more than a few properties, I would suggest an accounting software like quickbooks desktop, quickbooks online, Stessa or Xero.

My credit union does 95%LTV with no closing costs and desktop appraisals.

Real Estate has officially entered uber PC and woke issues. :) 

It is basically all on the cloud (Yay for remote access to run Quickbooks desktop) and could be sourced out to virtual assistants pretty soon.

James Funnel, Jr. with the firm Brody Wilkinson PC.

I am in the panhandle and invest from PC over to Pensacola, reach out if you need anything.

I had one accountant give a quote that was quite high for a small number of properties, and Quickbooks eliminated their desktop platform.  

A few suggestions, not for better search results, but these will help get guests who view your page to book - your first 5 photos should show an array of views, because when viewing on a laptop or desktop, all 5 are visible at the same time. 

Reviewing the files, I can see that it's not set up correctly and they are using old desktop version, so it's clunky.

Stessa is great if you are an individual who owns real estate.The reason is that Stessa can create a profit and loss statement but from my understanding, they do not have the capability to create a balance sheet which is required if you are operating as an entity.In general, I recommend Quickbooks(Desktop) as it is much more cost efficient than the online version.