If Yardi comes up with just an accounting platform using the 7s module, I would use it as my primary accounting software.Customizing the account trees is something I miss when it comes to financial reporting. 

. #2 my cabinets are new, I don't want them scratched and I swear they push me on this all the time (crappy 3M taped battery operated led strips, hooks for dish towels, luckily no screws) so I can point them to the lease when they violate. #3 I am sick of being left with random paint and chemicals (that sometimes I have to drive to the dump) and crappy mops.

I am using and am  now actually affiliated with a Company Called PayClix  For online rent payments fir your renters or lot rents .You can check them out on line .They have an Exclusive Accept or Reject Technology So you are in total control of the Payments You can Reject a Partial Payment so you are not stuck for 30 days or have to deal with 3 day notices or start Evictions .They can Do Pet Fees ,Security Deposits ,Pay any Service technicians ,Golf memberships ETC.They connect to your Existing Accounting system for a seamless integration.And are in the Process of building a Module Specifically for Mobile Home Parks .I have Managed Mobile Home Parks for years and Am still woking with a Gentleman who buys and sells them  .

I have built in a lodging module to the site, where an owner of any type of lodging accommodations can list their Vacation Rental, Hotel, Motel, etc.

If not, you can add the sub-meter devices and they even make them with wifi modules so you can remotely check them and bill appropriately.

Guests asking questions, guests with issues, leaky faucets, broken BBQ's, TV remotes with dead batteries, etc.

Safety hazard.7.4.C loose wire ends need to be in box in storage room8.0 foundation- water intrusion visible signs in crawl space. 8.2- undersized wood beams- need reinforcement10.1.a drywall on wall shows wet stains indicating moisture unit 310.2.A unit 3 living room floors are sloped and sagging.10.4.B sliding door unit 2 10.0.C Drywall on ceiling water stain unit 1 over washer/dryer10.1.C drywall on wall peeling paint at utility closets10.6.C electrical issues10.1.D framing wall leak10.3.D back stairs need to be redone for roper stability11.6.A unit 3 exhaust fan not work11.3.B unit 2 bathtub resurfacing needed11.3.C improper materials used at the unit 1 hot water supply11.5.C defective GFCI outlet unit 16.4.A new sump pump + battery

I've been trying MileIQ, but honestly, it's draining my battery and missing trips. 

Also it gives you a chance to make sure they are changing furnace filters and batteries in smoke detectors.

My lease agreement makes the tenant responsible for all consumables, including light bulbs, smoke detector batteries, air and water filters, etc.if your lease does not specifically make the tenant responsible, then it is a landlord responsibility.