Quote from @Max Emory: Hey @Keetaek Hong, did you end up going with a specific software?

AHP Servicing never filed their 2022 Audit.2.

Do you use specific software or tools (PropStream, BatchLeads, REI BlackBook, etc.)? 

A smarter approach is to use bookkeeping software like QuickBooks and then book a CPA strategy session once or twice a year for a few hundred dollars.

You can watch videos on any software, but that's not as nice as getting in and clicking around yourself.Way more people are way more knowledgeable than me, but it's my opinion that a newbie or just a small scale investor only needs something stupid simple. 

If your bank doesn’t, tools like Relay Bank or Novo (both online banks) are designed with Profit First in mind.Bookkeeping software: QuickBooks Online and Stessa won’t split deposits automatically, but they make it easy to tag and reconcile when paired with a bank that handles auto-splits.Rule of thumb: Taxes and reserves are the two categories most people underfund.

I got to about 10 properties before I started paying for softwares. 

The only thing I do manually is pay county taxes because the county we operate in uses some antiquated software that's incompatible with Hospitable.

(Plus, the Big Creek Greenway is excellent for cycling)My background is in technology and data analytics, primarily in healthcare software.

And jumping into public discussions like Reddit or BiggerPockets can easily come off the wrong way if you’re not careful.I’ve been trying to get more traction on a software I built for real estate investors, but I haven’t figured out the best way to get it in front of the right people.Curious what’s worked for you.