Brokernomy or a spreadsheet?
Brokernomy is bookkeeping software made for real estate agents, house flippers, rental owners and property managers. Most agents keep their numbers in a spreadsheet, a notes app and a box of receipts. Brokernomy's tools began as spreadsheets built for agents, so this is a plain look at when one is still enough.
A spreadsheet may be all you need if
- You close a few deals a year and your split never changes.
- You like building and checking your own formulas.
- You do not need your receipts and statements kept with the figures they prove.
Brokernomy fits better if
- Your split changes when you reach your cap, and you want each closing worked out after the referral fee, your split, your cap and the fees.
- Your expenses are spread across bank and card statements. Upload them, and Ask Reale reads each line and suggests where it belongs, asking you when it is not sure.
- You want receipts scanned with your phone and kept with the cost they prove.
- You want dues, license renewals and quarterly tax dates in front of you before they are due.
- At year end you want one summary to hand your CPA instead of a folder of tabs.
What each costs
A spreadsheet costs nothing beyond the software you already have, and the hours you spend keeping it.
Brokernomy's Agent plan is $12 a month or $99 a year. The other plans and the add-ons are on the prices page. See every price
See your own numbers in it
Brokernomy keeps and adds up your records. It does not give tax, accounting or legal advice: take your figures to your CPA.