If you are a landlord with more than one rental home, tracking rent payments, taxes, insurance policies, and vendor payments can become a job in itself. If you are like me, you might first attempt to keep tabs on all account payables and receivables in an Excel spreadsheet. For a while, it might even work. But as your portfolio expands, sooner or later you will need more than that to stay organized.
Of course, you can always hire a property management company to help you out. Doing so will undoubtedly ease your burden, but it will also cost you a pretty penny. Before you hire a professional firm to manage your rental portfolio, consider a plethora of landlord apps available on the market.