This fully illustrated, step by step guide will teach you how to maintain your properties using the number one small business accounting software - QuickBooks. Written for versions 99 to 2002, this manual will walk you through the setup of your properties, mortgages, tenants, security deposits and so much more. It will also show you how to automatically record rents, asses finance charges and print reports by property.
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Diana Lynette Benton graduated with honors from Saint Leo University with a Bachelors in Computer Information Systems. She has over 18 years accounting experience and has been a QuickBooks Certified Professional Advisor since the inception of that program. She is also a member of the American Association of Professional Bookkeepers.
Working with QuickBooks for over eight years, she concentrates on setting small business up and training them how to use QuickBooks. She is owner and President of Computer Technology Services, Inc., a computer consulting firm that focuses on QuickBooks training, web design and software development. She is the author of several books on QuickBooks, including ones for attorneys and property managers. She has set up well over a hundred small business and law firms and trained them on the use of QuickBooks.
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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Complete Waste of Money,
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This review is from: Managing Your Properties Using QuickBooks (Spiral-bound)
What a complete waste of $49.99. Virtually no substance. No real world advice on how to strategically use Qb in Property Management. My wife and I use QB for our consulting and real estate business, but wanted some additional advice on best practices when it comes to managing our investment properties. Most of the book is full of general QB stuff the basic user already knows. I would say only 5% of the book has anything to do with Property Management. Also, the back side of each page is blank. You could consolidate this relevant information in this book into a pamphlet. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE AND I WILL BE LOOKING TO TRY TO GET A REFUND.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not detailed enough.,
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This review is from: Managing Your Properties Using QuickBooks (Spiral-bound)
Only gave me basic information I could find in a user forum. Definately not worth the price.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up,
By J. Nielsen (Florida) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Managing Your Properties Using QuickBooks (Spiral-bound)
I use this book to teach property managers how to put their business into QuickBooks. It is easy to use and very informative. Helps you run reports on each property showing income and expense for your properties seperatly. I have found that the author responds to emails and will return your calls if you get confused.
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