I came across this article from Kellogg Insight showing how online sports betting is eating into people’s savings.

Would QuickBooks be my best bet or is there something else that would fit my needs better?  

With inventory tight and rates mixed, some investors pick up existing deals, others go ground-up.
We’ve funded both ends: new builds and acquisitions.
Which side are you favoring this year and why?

Your best bet would be to go to a local bank.

What works for me may not work for you.Right now your only "problem" is that you want to collect rent online.

High fee 8% / 10%, they are the most reliable companies in most cases, sometimes the leasing model is to hire local agents that gives a better marketing on your property to reduce vacancy rate, and when offering betted vendors they have the best prices.2.

You haven’t been hurt, and I bet you have real issues to focus on.

We had reached a point in our portfolio size where spreadsheet tracking and then filing taxes became too heavy of a lift for everyone and the cost of doing our tax return was getting hefty as well.That said, has anyone had any success figuring out how to link property loans from bank online portal successfully into your Quickbooks?

Does anyone recommend a good online school for this?  

I think we're in a buyer's market here in Austin for the next 1-2 years at least if you were to ask me to make a bet on it.