I am 23 and I make $65,000 a year as a software engineer with no debts and around 20k saved up.

I am in the process of considering property management software and wanting to hear from others how they got a good majority of their tenants to switch to paying rent online instead of writing checks.As we have rental offices at our properties, most tenants just drop off handwritten checks there (we even have a mail-slot for after hours), so there isn't that much work involved.  

The yard features an in ground smart water sprinkler, and is protected by a 24 hour monitored home security system.

I would either keep great records in excel or get an accounting software packaging that can compile reports that will be easy for your CPA to use.

Historically I've not had a separate account set up in my personal finance software (Quicken) to track the escrow account.

Can i continue using online tax software (H&R, turbotax, ect...)3.

Does anyone have any recommendation for a small number of units and property management software?

Received the following today from a Foreclosure Listing Service in Texas that monitors the major counties in the DFW, Austin & San Antonio areas of Texas.Almost every county we cover showed an increase in postings for the first auction of 2021.

Plus, the Airbnb software will list instant book rooms higher in the search results when guests are searching for a place to stay.5) Change something about your room profile every few days.

I’m honestly not sure why anyone would pay someone stateside to handle property management when it is so cheap to hire someone offshore to do a high-quality job.My offshore PM can set door codes, message (or call) guests, schedule cleaners, adjust the thermostat, monitor my cameras, & call a plumber just as easily as a local PM can, for 1% of the cost.