Help: Recommend Free Accounting Software for sme Letting & Property Mgt Company?

[fpgni]

Hey there,

I wonder if anyone out there can send some wisdom my way and recommend free accounting software that would suit Letting/Property Management organisation.

We are a recent start up and have absolutely no problem in paying for software, however for the stage we are at at the moment, we don't need anything too fancy just yet, really just the basics!

Neither of us have a background in accounts, so something that is simple to understand and easy to manoeuvre our way around would be great.

Thanks in advance, really glad to have found this forum!

Thanks Alison

 

[MyAccountantOnline]

You could try VT cashbook - its a very simple but good package. Lots of our clients use it.

 

[fpgni]

Thanks Nicola, will take a look at this.

Much appreciated.

 

[Jet Virtual]

You can look at ZOHO Books I think it is very reasonable.

Best of Luck!

Daniel - AKA Mr Virtual

 

[simonswords]

I'd actually recommend throwing some money at this particular problem and trying an established accounting package such as www.kashflow.com.

For the record I am a friend of KashFlow's founder Duane, but despite his flaws I still love his software

 

[faradaykeynes]

try zero or sage one , there are many property management softwares which can handle income side of books and expenses you can use excel, combining two can be good accounts data to start working on accountancy matters.

 

[Hedgie]

FreeAgent is another good one. Around £20 a month but worth it IMHO.

 

[JandJC]

Hey there,

I wonder if anyone out there can send some wisdom my way and recommend free accounting software that would suit Letting/Property Management organisation.

We are a recent start up and have absolutely no problem in paying for software, however for the stage we are at at the moment, we don't need anything too fancy just yet, really just the basics!

Neither of us have a background in accounts, so something that is simple to understand and easy to manoeuvre our way around would be great.

Thanks in advance, really glad to have found this forum!

Thanks Alison

Stop your "narrow minded thinking"....Pay for it now so you have the software to give you what you need for future development".

Why stop and start - what a waste of time!

 

[CSHTech]

I'd actually recommend throwing some money at this particular problem and trying an established accounting package such as www.kashflow.com.

For the record I am a friend of KashFlow's founder Duane, but despite his flaws I still love his software

I agree about Kashflow. It's saved me no end of time, it's a good product for a small business, support is excellent and at £15 - ish per month you can't go wrong.

There's the added bonus that you will not have to change over to a fully functional product later.

Hope this helps.

Chris

 

[garyk]

Yep agreed with the comments, if you are serious about starting and running a business your are going to *have* to spend money, simple as that.