I would be interested in seeing a finished version if you have one to share.

It is free, however the free version will simply spit out a number which some sort of algorithmic average of the closest comps. 

This is a very dumbed down version of it. 

Short version, it's a mixed ownership model for STR/Transient accommodations.

And they did not agree with the Guru's version of equitable interest.. equitable interest is not 100 dollar down on a contract.

Great options if you are looking for full-blown property management options.If you have multiple rentals you'll need the version of Quickbooks Online with "classes" ($85 per month to @Simon W. point) to allocate the income and expenses between different properties and their chart of accounts (list of income and expense types) doesn't come setup out of the box for real estate.For real estate-focused "accounting & tax software" I'd recommend Stessa (Free to start) and Digb.com ($1 a month to start) and Quicken is also a cheap option like @Bill Brandt mention.

I contemplated shutting this down - this is the generic version of "I've had it here, I'm leaving" post which isn't allowed per the rules, but it might be useful to head this off once.I'm sorry you don't find value here.

I recommend finding a 1.75 gpm version on Amazon, check the reviews to make sure it's a good one(don't go down to 1.5 gpm, it's too stingy.)

Dodd-Frank act may apply, as well as your state version of SAFE.

I did RDPD in many versions.