as long as it's the desktop version you should be able to set up multiple companies.Quickbooks is a great piece of software when you use it correctly but it has a big learning curve, I strongly suggest you hire a quickbooks pro to set up your companies and classes for each individual property and teach you how to post properly they usually charge about $50 an hour should take about 3 hours depending on how much basic accounting you already know.Hope this helps, Good luck

such a general question and so hard to answer. here's an answer that you won't find useful at all - my gas bill is $75 per month. it's not useful to you since you have no idea what month i am talking about - cold or hot; what style house; how many square ft; where the house is located; etc, etc.to get an answer that suits your needs, you have to ask the question with more details.

He has a profile on here, and he also teaches on the topic.

I've been teaching for 10 years and had what I would consider to be extremely limited exposure and experience to real estate investing. 

The alternative is to obtain a good education from conventional sources, like a $350 course at a real estate school, or buying a $35 real estate book that agents learn from or reading on sites that teach real estate before how to use techniques that are all based on basic functions.

The key is temples are duplicatable but style and design time period are not.

So it seems the teachings of these courses falls drastically short on emphasis of buying correctly.  

thanks for the advise I also do the caveman style lol it leaves a paper trail with issues with technology sometimes malfunctioning  I find paper more useful with certain things completed on my computer.

My son is in his fourth year teaching English in Asia and it has been an incredible experience for him, as I hope it was for you!  

Teaching (subbing pays $100 a day at the DoD schools in the UK)-Can you prepare now to increase your income?