I googled, read one afternoon and invented my own chart of accounts that I have used for years, with subtle changes as needed.That's excellent that you have the knowledge and experience to create the software!

I’d love to hear what’s worked best for you, especially in balancing professionalism with tenant relationships.One thing I would highly recommend is using software (like Rentredi) that automatically charges late fees. 

QBO is great for REI as long as it's setup for it. 100% of our clients are REIs and 100% of them are managed in QBO in addition to their PM software, etc.Hope this helps in some way!

The obvious to choices would be between smarter contact and launch control, however, I would like to know if anyone has tried any other platforms besides those two that allow importing cold lists from other softwares like propstream.

Using a reliable software (not REPsTracker) to log your hours will help you build a solid record if ever reviewed by the IRS.

The reason QuickBooks seems so intimadating, or any software program for that matter, is because we are using a computer to enter in our income and expenses instead of a piece of paper and a pen. 

It is nice you know the software but the concepts are more important to know than the software, so you can read the financials to find what is wrong.

This reminds me of the spam folder of the software company that I work at.

He has a special interest in inventory and manufacturing software for small businesses.

Well, when it comes to asset protection for things like real estate, we can breakdown asset protection into two distinct categories, inside asset protection and outside asset protection.