Software, robust investor portals, customer service agents, field crews, the whole 9.  

I was driving and could not write it down. I currently us quickbook but I need more analysis. I have SFR but moving to my first multifamily and need something better.

I live in the Bay Area and work in the software technology industry as an engineer.

Very nicely finished throughout incl basement w/central air.I read there are 2 major approaches: fully engineered which looks expensive and something that approximates a DIY with a software package in which the user does the property inventory and allows the software to perform an estimation. 

I suggest hiring a firm to do some revenue management (or even a consultant) and looking into some dynamic pricing software (pricelabs). 

I'm a software engineer in the Bay Area working in the software tech industry. 

I'm Jónas Tryggvi Stefánsson, from the capital region of Iceland.I'm a computer scientist by trade since 2013, when I obtained my bachelor degree, and work as a software developer in a bank in the capital, Reykjavík.Ever since I came across the Millionaire Fastlane by MJ Demarco a few years ago I've been fascinated by entrepreneurship and the idea of working hard now for multiple streams of income, automation and eventual passive income as a fruit of the hard labour.

I'm a software engineer at HouseCanary, which makes real estate software such as the ComeHome app.

I use Quickbooks for my accounting however I am looking for a property management software program that will sync with Quickbooks. 

Let's say --- you need to track 15 tenants in 4 buildings about its income and expensesquickbooks app ?  Google sheets?    Mile track?