My ideal platform would offer: - Standard CRM features (i.e. contact management, drip campaigns, etc.) - Integration with lead capturing platforms including websites and social media- Workflow/transaction management systems that serve as a checklist to help you remember and organize the 5,000 different things you are working on for your various clients - Monthly pricing in the range of $10-$60/month Platforms such as Top Producer seem to be industry staples but there are several new(er) systems like Zoho that seem to offer interesting features as well. 

Considering Airbnb has the co-hosting feature, they're really a non-issue.I'm looking for advice on best practices for managing booking payouts in this scenario.

I said I'd happily pay a premium rate if I understood the logic.

You can of course, use the "Search Feature" above and find tons of info on Renatus.

Go to Etsy and search for "rental property tracker," and you will find hundreds of nice spreadsheets to track 10-20 rentals, usually for under $10.Software has extremely helpful features like online payments, marketing syndication (click a button, and your property is advertised on multiple sites), electronic document review/signing, maintenance tracking, and owner reports.

Once the investor enters the life expectancy of the capital expenses, financing, short term financing, rehab costs, turn costs, maintenance, and expected sale or rental revenue, the property management features will project the cashflow, equity, and profitability.

Water features are always winners.

Although it's expensive, it effectively keeps us top of mind with our sellers and buyers, providing features like email open rate tracking and call recording.

And after rehab value will be at least $280k, and up, depending on options/features I plan to add (i.e., off-street parking, on-site laundry, garage, etc).The ultimate plan is to BRRRR, and I'm able to secure verbal agreement from a couple of relatives and friends for financing.

The landlord insurance market in Houston, particularly Harris County, has become more challenging, leading to fewer insurers and higher premiums.