Putting some money down will help you reduce costs.. 

Doors, sinks, labor, appliances, cabinets, countertops.There is nothing on here that will help you right now, it's just a way to get into analysis paralysis and not out into the field.What are you trying to accomplish with this?

I'm in agreement with @Joel Bongco that it really depends on your preferences and requirements.A majority of the integrations setup and training the CRM company should be able to help with during the onboarding process and on going support.Feel free to DM or respond here if you'd like to schedule a quick zoomBest of luck!

Four, I'd like to know any additional information that will be helpful. 

I had many people help me in my journey and I still ask for help :)

Listen, you need to get some help.

Impressed the heck out of me and we asked if he will do it as a stand alone option to help us in the layout phase which he will . . . $75 is not bad in my mind.

Operational efficiency is also crucial; optimizing operating expenses and implementing tenant retention strategies, such as lease renewal incentives or adding desirable amenities, can stabilize your cash flow and reduce costs, helping maintain profitability even if rents decrease.Investing in property improvements, such as value-add opportunities and energy-efficient upgrades, can command higher rents and retain property value better than average units.

It is a basic question with many variables and posting here already yielded insightful helpful comments.

I'm glad you have found the information helpful!