There are now two households hosting families and they are expecting to grow

Hi Lupe,The most popular accounting software is Quickbooks, but honestly you could probably get by with tracking expenses in your own spreadsheet.Here's some things to consider:Tracking Expenses by Vendor - You will need to know how much you paid to each Vendor so you can file Vendor 1099s with the IRSTracking Budget vs Actuals - To stay on track you will want to establish a budget upfront and then track your actual expenses to forecast budget overagesSaving Receipts - You will want to save your receipts in case of an auditOtherwise if you don't want to waste your time building spreadsheets, there are house flipping softwares & pre-built spreadsheet templates that can help you manage this process.

Vacation rentals have been growing at a rapid pace in Puerto Rico with currently some 10,000 units being offered in sites such as Airbnb. 

About 2.5 years ago I decided to try Fund & Grow after doing my due diligence (which included contacting my Attorney, online research and talking to former/current members). 

Up to now, I've managed my own repairs and maintenance, but see this is not sustainable as I grow my unit base.  

Starting out, you'll make a lot of mistakes... and you will learn TONS from them and grow with every deal!

I keep everything in the account and allow it to grow for the next investment or property improvements.

I find the popularity of QuickBooks important.

I plan on buying multi-family homes in the future as I grow with experience.

We'll all grow together right?