Rental Software Download And Rated

Our built-in antivirus checked this Mac download and rated it as virus free.

The unique identifier for this applications bundle is com.splash.

The size of the latest installation package available for download is 8.6 MB.

This easy-to-use rental property manager software is all you need to keep track of your income, expenses, rental units, and tenants.

I also believe that if there was a program written for Mac then it would be a success, and has got me wondering if I should delve into XCode.

But we only use Apple Macs here, not a PC running Microsoft Windows in sight.

Does anyone know where I can find Rental Management software that runs on an Apple Mac Operating System - no emulators or similar Yes if I had my way we would buy a few PCs to run one of the popular titles such as RentalDesk, Easyjob or HireTrack, but unfortunately that is out of the question.

Any thoughts, comments or advise would be greatly appreciated.

Frazer.

One option Im toying with is Easyjob run on a Windows server, and use Terminal Server to run it on the Macs we have in the office.

Its still a fair way of completion, although the asset management part is getting there.

Have you tried looking for Java apps which would obviously be cross platform, although if they dont run on your Mac and are open source I could perhaps take a look, although Im not promising to be able to fix anything.

I dont know what its like speed wise, which is one of the other issues with emulation, but it may be worth a look for the user.

If the OP says he doesnt want to run Windows, or Windows software, how does running Windows on a Mac serve his needs Windows on a Mac is still Windows, with the added feature of either having to reboot, or the slight speed hit of running it under an emulator.

There have been a couple of similar discussions recently at ProSoundWeb.com, here and here.

There is discussion of the MacOS options in both threads.

Decide on the software package that does the job you want it to, and run it on the computer it runs on.

Mac.

Thankfully they are all in support of a rental management system as they do acknowledge it will boost productivity - It just needs to be Apple Mac.

Quote Have you ever tried running an emulator like parallels Although Parallels does look really good, it is still Windows software on a Mac, and therefore might prove difficult to sell.

Following IKEs suggestion of running UNIX based software I have found two systems: MCS Insitu and Rental Result.

Does anyone have any experience with these particular pieces of software Frazer P.S Also looking down the Filemaker route.

If you have an office with an installed system of Macs, (which may be PowerPC therefore cant run Parrallels or other emulators due to the chip architecture), to skip a load of perfectly good machines and buy a slew of new PCs is not cost effective.

Plus theres the issues or relearning the systems, which might be minor but shouldnt be discounted.

My experience of using PCs and Macs for work is that once the Macs are set up that is generally it.

As I said above, consider a PC server running Terminal Server and connect like that.

This means both PC and Mac users can use it from what I understand.

Rental Software For Mac