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KevinK (Michigan)
Posts: 1

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Our small HOA is looking for an inexpensive accounting software program. Any suggestions?

JuneC (Florida)
Posts: 1

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We have just started using quickbooks, so far the Treasurer likes it. We are also very small 110 homes, and we collect dues($80.00) once a year so we mostly using it to track expenses, and hopefully help with next years budget.

JackJ (Florida)
Posts: 40

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I have been using Quicken for the past couple of years for a 291 member association. The program works well. Quickbooks is a more sophisticated program, one reason why I chose Quicken for our small one annual fee per year HOA.

KatiyapornC (Virginia)
Posts: 1

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I think Quicken is a very useful and cheap accounting software. It costs only $80. It works well for us as a small business.

CaryL (Arizona)
Posts: 19

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Ouicken for small HOAs, QuickBooks for medium to large size. I use both. Microsoft Money doesn't work for us. PeachTree if you're looking for something really heavy duty---but it has too many bells and whistles for us.

AdrianC (California)
Posts: 36

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We are a medium HOA with 136 units, have recently changed our management company after an agonising search.

We are investigating FILEMAKER. this program was reccomended to us as a database program, and many users have customised it to track all information pertaining to units or lots.
It will i believe export to and import from accoutnig packages. I know it does so from Excel and other spreadsheets.

Has anybody any experience and models using Filemaker?

Adrian Callard
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StephenG (Colorado)
Posts: 4

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Microsoft has a new small Business Accounting program that cost around $150.00. It is comparable to PeachTree. I used a pre-release version and liked it better than the version of PeachTree I have.

KenC (California)
Posts: 6

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I used filemaker pro years ago - it was very easy to use/customize (my application was for a Security Organization)

good luck,

Ken

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