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?  

Anyone use online resources for cost seg?

If you expect to complete 90% of the process online before willing to visit properties real estate is not the correct investment vehicle for you.

I would second the recommendation for quickbooks online.

There is limited online information about them, except that they have a C+ rating on BBB, and they do not provide an address on their website.

However, if you do want something more robust the most flexible option I've used is "Hemlane" you can check em out online, they are a paid service though, but as I said it is a more robust option than a zillow manager or something similar.

But it's pretty easy for a municipality to look at your calendar online and figure out what is going on.  

Credit card transactions still have to be entered manually.We actually use QuickBooks Online (QBO) for our accounting since it gives us more flexibility and reporting options.I’d also love to see an in-app calling feature (right now it’s text only).More flexibility to create custom CRM statuses would be nice too.I haven’t tried many other platforms yet, but for now AppFolio covers most of what we need pretty well.

Have one Bank account and credit card for your rental activities.Get an accounting software to help you organize your income and expenses.save your receipts in an online storage platform such as dropbox or google drive.Do your books once a month or if you don't have much transactions, maybe once every 3 months.Best of luck!