It will save you time and likely make your accounting at tax time cheaper.As for structure...I would use a separate class for each property so you can do simple table reports by property.I would structure your customers as:- Property = Customer- Unit = sub-customer of Property- Tenant = sub-customer of UnitThis will allow you to see revenue at each level and determine income as well as missed rents at various levels.Also, depending where you are operating, you may need to create custom tax accounts for any sales tax collected or paid (typical on commercial units) as I find QBO doesn't handle sales tax very well (at least in Canada).Hope that helps a bit!

This recent deal worked out well , 6 months after I first talked to her I found another deal working on a customers house , the mother in law was moving and they were cleaning out the house and the husband was complaining about cleaning out all the junk and he was too old for that kinda work .

Lol This is great.Between flipping houses i help my son with his landscaping business and junk removal.i went to the home on a junk removal call to give a estimate.The customer did not live at the home and i got their early so i started circling around the house noting all the things i would do to it if i were to flip it, like i always do.When she arrived i looked at the junk in the garage and gave here a estimate and asked her if she was selling.She said yes, so i made a offer.

Nothing against you as you may be the one. 9 times out of 10 though I have had to take more time and energy with someone not experienced to complete a job.  

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My point was you can customize Quickbooks (or Quicken if you go that route) to track you personal stuff and rental property / business stuff.  

The way these kind of jerks win is when they get even one additional second of your time and energy fretting over them.

For those reason, i will continue to be a customer of his. 

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