You will never get a consensus when it comes to LLCs.But here is the shortest possible version:1.

If you want to use QuickBooks Online for rentals, you’ll need the Plus version so you can track each property separately with class or customer features, and for multiple entities you can use the location/business feature.

-ScrubMommy sponge: less expensive version in square works great.

Cliff notes version---to free up capital so they can buy more notes.

I have been trying to figure out which works best before buying my first property.This is what I observe:Excel spreadsheets - free but time consumingQuickBooks - $30/month but too complexStessa - free version is good enough but runs out of steam soonOther landlord software - from $20-40/month with mixed reviewsWhat's irking me is that the majority of these tools either make you feel like a huge property management company or as if you're not very tech-savvy.

There are free and paid versions depending on what you want it to do, but it's not that expensive if you go for it. 

Then it gives a nice dashboard and some reports (free version) that helps me track cash flow, etc.  

Copy and paste all of the text from a blog post and have GPT spit out a version with a summary, table of contents, frequently ask questions section. as of right now, the vast majority of motivated sellers for the real estate investors, we work with are still coming through traditional search instead of ChatGPT, but that is definitely changing.

This is the cliff note version on this tragic hand dealt to her. 

As a Pro member, do I get Stessa and/or RentRedi for free and if so, does this apply to their paid versions?