Then there is one transaction and all money exchanges hands at one time.You do pay for things like an appraisal, sometimes a credit check, you'll pay for a Collateral Desktop Analysis sometimes as well. 

Below are my tips on how to keep properly organized regardless of the accounting software that you choose1) sign up for an online storage drive such as google drive, dropbox, apple drive2) Create a folder to save all your receipts.When you go about doing your business, take a photo of the receipt and save it to the above folder.There are a lot of accounting softwares out there - Quickbooks(Desktop), Quickbooks(Online), Stessa, ExcelBest of luck!

Is Fileplace only available on desktop version?

We tested it for a while and then went back to the old platform, which has a clunky user interface, only works on desktop and you can not set up your own searches.

Do your own desktop feasibility study.

If the phase 1 otherwise satisfies lender requirements and is not stale, you could get a lender-approved consultant to do a desk top review (usually $250-$500) to allow the phase 1 to be used.

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Are you seeing any of these properties in person or just doing desktop analysis? 

Betsy Hughes is a local appraiser who used to do desktop appraisals for TRIG members for $150 - as long as you provide photos and she can come up with the valuation without a trip to the property.

If you want to know how much you paid Joe's Plumber's service to work on just 3 of the 8 properties in april and may of 2020, you can run that report in minutes. try doing that with excel (and im an excel nerd at heart). profit and loss statements, balance sheets, expense tracking by vendor, income from a particular tenant - these are all reports i easily run (and are automatically updated) on a frequent basis. as far as receipts, i have been using espensify to track receipts, and input everything into quickbooks (i have the desktop version). however, after consulting with other BP members, i am swapping to QB online this year, and i believe it has its own expense tracking app that seamlessly integrates. i use quickbooks payments to collect rent. it gives you the option to accept either EBT or credit cards from tenants, and you can turn one or the other off (i dont allow credit card payments). for EBT, its about $0.50 per transaction. for rent once a month, this fee is worth the convenience. there are other systems such as cozi that do this as well, i just chose QB. i also flip houses, and i use quickbooks for that as well. however, i do have a few spreadsheets i use for major rehabs as well, mainly to assist with project management. you could probably accomplish that in quickbooks as well, im just not that advanced.