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Give others customized access to your property data at no additional cost.Manage your properties from any PC with internet access.The software allows you to do the following: Operational needs which I am thrilled about. I pay only $75 a month to handle my day-to-day Manage my properties which range from 200 to 225 units (as well as properties I manageįor others) and have had great results. Is a web-based property management software program. Hello members of this group I received an email advertising, which Security deposit accounting is pretty straight-forward as long as you know to set up the tenant as a 'vendor' for receipt (and ultimately the repayment or seizure) of the deposit. It's not too big a chore as it seems like the people who are late are always the same and it is quite easy to see what was charged the last time they were late. The second difficult area is late fee calculation. Then I can figure out what it will be for the current year before I get to year-end tax calculations. My workaround is to use the prior year TurboTax to calculate depreciation amounts (entering the asset into the prior year as if I have bought the asset in the prior year). The biggest problem is fixed asset tracking and depreciation. There are only two things that don't really work well for me in my set-up. I'm finding I'm able to pretty efficiently handle everything I need within QB supplemented by individual file folders on my desktop related to each unit. I like the ease of use of the software and the integration/reporting into TurboTax for year-end stuff. I don't manage units for others, just my own units and I use QuickBooks.
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