You probably don't run many applications, so I wouldn't sweat losing a little money on each one.

Heck, my company added Equity Lines when I walked into three bank branches for an Equity Line for a pool and I couldn't find someone that knew how to take the application.

While Stessa is great for cash flow tracking and NOI insights, it lacks the structured accounting needed for tax reporting, loan applications, and long-term financial accuracy.If you're scaling and have multiple properties and business entities, double-entry accounting ensures every transaction has an offset, reducing errors and making tax prep smoother.

I had multiple applications and inquiries were still coming in.Also keep in mind your goals.

Quote from @Ify (Bobby) Anizoba: There are various applications that allow landlords to collect rent, manage payments, and disburse funds.

Of course, the one thing that I failed to address was the text question but that is applicable under TCPA as well.

You fill out an application, provide proof of income, credit report, list assets, list liabilities, and so on.  

He told me to fill in an application that asked me personal questions, like goals, financial status etc and then have a call with one of his sales guys.

When you do a loan application it will ask for real estate owned and percentage.  

I recommend you search for "tenant application screening" to find a few different options and see which one will work best for you.Here's some generic screening advice.