Welcome Sam.

This works both ways, Sam.

INQUIRYI am interested in your project; you have to get back to me through my personal email: [email protected] with a brief investment proposal of the business, then we can discuss other modalities of getting this handled.I expect your quick reply.Dale RichardMANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS LIMITED18 CROFTDOWN ROAD, LONDON, NW5 1EH Company No. [email protected]@consultant.com [email protected] ; Ph: +447624132128; +447045753573

Sam a few times.

They are both needed to process different modalities of data, correlate their effects, and make predictions on future value.

There are a lot of options for full-blown property management software that have an accounting modal (some mentioned above, like Buildium, Doorloop, RentRedi, etc to name a few).

There are a lot of full-blown property management software systems out there with accounting modals (Builduim, Doorloop, Rentred, to name a few) but they do a lot of other things besides accounting, bookkeeping, and taxes so not the same thing as QBO.QBO has a few cheaper competitors Stessa & Digb.com that are specifically set up out of the box for real estate investors (e.g. income/expenses categories are things you'd recognize like repairs, appraisal, etc.) and there is no need to set up a separate class for each of your properties since the portfolio already includes these.

@Sam A. 

The man has written many a thing on how to pay Uncle Sam as little as possible.  

By age six or so we were sufficiently fluent in language that we could go to school and understand the teachers, our fellow students, etc.Similarly, few successful investors remember their initial struggles to understand the language, the concepts, the subtle art and fine science of real estate: negotiations, deals and transactions.Only a very few of us are natural teachers - able to understand how others learn and able to tailor our language, presentation, modality, etc. to suit each individual.