Equipment: 512K, Hard Drive with 2 megs free, Printer recommended
Needs: An UnZIPing Program
Keywords: Feger, PropMan, Rent, Landlord, Real Estate, Investment, Accounting
Type: Shareware
Received direct from the Author
PropMan is a single entry accounting system designed specifically for property management. It does tenant tracking including move-in/out prorates, partial rent collections, payment history and deposit balances. Expense processing includes loan amortization, automatic invoice charging, distributed invoice charging and vendor records. PropMan will produce month-to-date or year-to-date reports at any time. It prints eviction and rent change notices. The shareware version of PropMan has a capacity of 50 rentals. Larger versions are available that can handle 100's or 1000's of units, write checks, track multiple owners and calculate management fees for property management companies.
This version updates V2.85 previously available online. It offers an improved user interface and more detailed printed reports.
Note: After downloading and unziping, copy to a high density disk or to a directory on your hard drive (the program will install from a directory such as C:\TEMP but will not install from a subdirectory of another directory such as C:\AOL\DOWNLOAD\PROPMAN). The install program should not be run from Windows, OS/2 or DOSSHELL. Exit to the DOS prompt for installation. Once install is complete, the program can be run from Windows, OS/2 or from a shell or menu program. To install, run PMINSTALL then select "I". To install a self-running demo that will help acquaint you with the program, select "S". Unless you specify otherwise, the program will be installed to a directory called \PROPMAN, the demo to a directory called \PMDEMO. To print the documentation, select "P". To remove (uninstall) the program, select R. The program requires that you have FILES=60 or higher in CONFIG.SYS. Install will ask before changing your files setting in config.sys. Help is available within the program. Some documentation (.DOC) files will not be copied into your PROPMAN directory. You can read those in the directory you installed propman from.
To run, enter: PROPMAN (for program, after installing)