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Old 03-04-2011, 07:06 AM   #1
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Rental Property Management Software Question

Just wondering if anybody could suggest a really good and user-friendly rental property management software. I currently use MS Excel and Microsoft Money but I'm sure there are better products that offer a more customized approach to managing multiple properties. Any hands-on experience out there?
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I've looked at a number of different options but have been too cheap and too entrenched to try them out. Quicken, a very simple Excel rent log, a file drawer with files for each place and each place's contracts, and a memory - that's all here.
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LeBlanc, you can use Quickbooks for properties. Here are two articles on how to set up.

Go to Gita_Faust and Nancy178's replies in the first link to see how to set up each property.

Rental Property Sample | Intuit Community

Using QuickBooks for Property Management...Good idea or not?? | Intuit Community

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