I am wondering if anybody has used the POSH property portfolio manager whih is advertised in the latest property investor magazine on page 135, looks good, sounds good, priced well. … regards Phil
Wow no replys does any body out there own multipul properties and what package do you use to track money, tax, rent, depreciation,gst, etc etc
There have been multiple posts on this topic. Maybe people are a little bored answering multiple times.
I used to use Property Mananger Pro but have now upgraded my PC and lost the CD or disks.
Now I just use excel for my 4 properties. It gives me the same info I got from the other one.
Do a search Phil.[
]We haven’t spoken for a while…how’s things?
Cheers,
Simon Macks
Mortgage Broker
http://www.mortgagehunter.com.au
0425 228 985Comments may not be relevant to individual circumstances. If you intend making any investment, financial or taxation decision you should consult a professional adviser.
Shameless plug time!
http://www.ez-rent.com. Version 2 coming to a URL near you very soon!
Post version 2, next feature is basic cashflow tracking for each property.
EZ-Rent. The free tax and cashflow simulator for Australian property investors.
http://www.ez-rent.comEZ Rent,
Correct me if I am wrong but your software seems to be more about analysis of profitability rather than management software for rental properties?
Cheers,
Simon Macks
Mortgage Broker
http://www.mortgagehunter.com.au
0425 228 985Comments may not be relevant to individual circumstances. If you intend making any investment, financial or taxation decision you should consult a professional adviser.
Gday Simon
You are correct. But I have had some feedback from people asking to put basic cashflow tracking in per property and consolidated reports so I am going to incorporate this into it..
EZ-Rent. The free tax and cashflow simulator for Australian property investors.
http://www.ez-rent.comHave you tried rentmaster
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http://www.rentmaster.co.nz/Originally posted by yack:There have been multiple posts on this topic. Maybe people are a little bored answering multiple times.
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Now I just use excel for my x properties. It gives me the same info I got from the other one.
me too> Excel!
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Originally posted by yack:There have been multiple posts on this topic. Maybe people are a little bored answering multiple times.
I used to use Property Mananger Pro but have now upgraded my PC and lost the CD or disks.
Now I just use excel for my 4 properties. It gives me the same info I got from the other one.
if you dont mind sending a template
would be apreciatedthank you
i bought posh and another property manager, just to assess them. tax deduction anyway.
Not had time to try, a lot involved inputting data to begin. I ahve yet to decide on certain aspects, more use necessary.
I dont have time to set up excel, did someone mention spreadsheets? templates?
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Hi Phil,
I just found a trial version of POSH at the Australian Property Investor magazine website.
http://www.apimagazine.com.au/pages/magazine/software.html
There’s also a trial version of something called Property Manager Pro, possibly a similar sort of thing?
I haven’t tried either of them myself, I’m just a newbie and don’t have any properties of my own – yet.
Regards, Michelle.
Thanks for the replies, the dificulty I have had is producing a format that is acceptable to the tax man, these days accountants are requesting more clarity because of complience to the tax department, I know first hand that the tax department are hot on the trail of property investors and substantiating losses which are being claimed, the penalities are very severe … thanks Simon things are fantastic … Regards Phil
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