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Gary Sowell
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Accounting software or property software

Gary Sowell
  • Investor
  • Crystal Lake, IL
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Looking for recommendations for either accounting software rental management software to tract my expenses and use for taxes. I looked at quicken rental manager might work since I’m the manager for my own apartment buildings.

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Michael David Pagan
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Michael David Pagan
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  • Cedar Rapids, IA
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Originally posted by @Lani Archer:

@Michael David Pagan, Thanks for your feedback on Wave. I am thinking I will go with QuickBooks but was wondering if just getting the desktop version will be okay for my first year of owning a rental property? Do you know if I will still be able to share files easily with a CPA and/or accountant?

 Hi Lani!  If you go with QuickBooks Desktop you can share an Accountant's Copy so that they can work on your books at the same time as you.  You can also let them remote onto your computer if needed like GoTo My PC, Team Viewer Etc.  I prefer to work in QB Online because you can share your account with any person by giving them a login or access to your company account.

You should be fine with either choice.

- Michael

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