Dallas Best Market For Real Estate Investing: SimplifyEm

So reports the Dallas Business Journal today, quoting Dallas-based HomeVestors of America, Inc. — the people behind the “We Buy Ugly Houses” slogan/signs. (So tempting to carry those in the back of my car!) I have heard this from others outside the state, including Narinder Sandhu, President/Founder of TreXglobal. Narinder, a Silicon Valley software engineer, was a VP at Intuit responsible for product strategy and development for Intuit’s payroll biz –one of their fastest-growing segments, he says. Narinder’s company, TreXglobal.com, has created a fabulous software program in SimplifyEm.com to save property owners hours of book-keeping headaches. (Let’s face it, when you own rental units as opposed to stocks, you don’t have to help foot the bill for the company’s $400,000 retreat prior to the stock’s flush down the commode.) Narinder, who owns rental properties in Dallas, says we have become a Real Estate darling for investors who are pulling out of places like Phoenix, Vegas and Florida… or who (whoops) maybe got burned there. In any case, his program makes it easy-peasy to track expenses. Easier even than Quicken. (Way easier than Quickbooks.) Takes less than a minute to set up and come tax time, just click and print off that schedule E.

Since I have investment properties, I am going to try SimplifyEm.com and will soon offer a review.

One Comment to “Dallas Best Market For Real Estate Investing: SimplifyEm”
  • Dallas Real Estate Investing

    I’m always looking for ways to spend less time book keeping and more time finding great deals. I’m going to look into SimplifyEm.com right now!

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