Buildium is likely the program that the property management company is using to manage their books. 

Personally I think that will take you self managing the rehab.

I'm looking for a bookkeeper that can use QBO, integrate Appfolio, manage distributions, capex, etc.

Some areas can look like a deal on paper but bring higher turnover or maintenance.Property management matters.

Hi everyone,I’m looking for some assistance in finding property management software for three rental properties.

That way you can:Allow only ACH to reduce chargebacksEnable cards only for late fees or one-time paymentsDisable cards entirely if you don’t want the riskThat level of control is important, especially if you’re managing remotely or scaling your units.Bottom lineIf a software doesn’t let you choose payment methods, that’s a red flag.The ability to manage risk — especially around payments — is something you don’t want to give up.if you want to try it out here's the link  DoorloopHope this helps, and curious to hear what others here have experienced with credit card payments + chargebacks. thank you for the input- it's helpful.

It is lower costs gives a lot of ability to do accounting, ACH payments, and a ton of other stuff for a lower price for people not managing 200 or 500 units. 

Unlikely actually cash flow with a manager in 2025.

Not to mention how much easier it would be to manage a LTR vs STR property manager. 

But managements fees on O'ahu seem like they vary more than Big Island.