we have issued exactly 1 receipt in 6 yrs and 15 houses. so, dont bother with them unless they request them. it's a waste of time.i have Quicken Property Manager and love it. it keeps our personal and business stuff on there. throw excel and such junk out the window. most people have Buildium, but it's expensive for just 1 house.quicken PM is around $80 give or take. dont use excel. 

Looking for a good excel sheet - not to complicated, to keep track of 10 rents on one property. 

There is a possibility this is indicative of market conditions, but that's not how this was advertised.Additionally, when you pull search results, the system makes you pay for extracting the leads in excel after I've already paid for  the software.

Because I enjoy the planning and coordination, I enjoy design and building, I want to be out in the field often, and I believe I'd excel at it.

Along with successful completion of projects, that builds credibility pretty well.

@Joe Villeneuve has written some excellent posts on the power of leverage and as long as you know how to maintain and control your leverage, you could turn that money you would normally put towards getting a house free and clear, and turn it into multiple other properties. 

Hello BP Nation:I am looking for an excellent property manager, new or tenured, in Knoxville, TN, for a small multi-family (5-units) I am considering to purchase.

I have an excellent credit score, am I able to get a conventional mortgage for less than 20 % down?

The way we work right now with clients, they download details in excel or csv and import it into QuickBooks.

I own a property management company in Memphis and we are successful through communicating to our tenants and investors, addressing maintenance issues immediately, treating our tenants with respect (tenants may be rude to us, but that does not give us the right to be rude back), providing excellent customer service, hiring good people and paying them well so that I can retain quality talent, creating a positive work place where people want to come to work, having great marketing, adapting to the market changes, organized well and keeping investor cost low through managing our vendors closely and leveraging the amount of business we give them into significant discounts off retail.The only investors that I know that ended up in bankruptcy court were the $0 down investors who did not know what they were doing and figured real estate was buy a house, rent it out and cash the checks.