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Mauricio Quintana
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  • Houston, TX
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What DIY property management software do you use?

Mauricio Quintana
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  • Houston, TX
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BP Community,

I am in the process of renting out a property that is 4 states over.  As you can imagine, scheduling people to see the property, answering the same questions over and over via email and trying to create a process has been quite a task.

Here's the areas I'm struggling with:

Applications:  sending out word or PDF documents has been tough as most potential tenants don't have a home computer or printer access.

Showings:  I'm in Houston and property is in Atlanta.... and we are in the midst of CV-19.  I have local contacts that can help me with showings.  I'm thinking an open house would be the best way to go.  Any thoughts?

Interested parties:  How do I weed out the interested parties with those who are just looking around?

Collecting rent:  Class C tenants, however most are technologically savvy.  What do you use to collect rent electronically?  How much do you pay for it

If anyone has thoughts on the above or a specific software/app that alleviates many of these headaches, I would love to hear from you.

Thanks!

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