So I started my own software development company 7 years ago, this allowed me to work from home and stock away a decent savings, but I knew I didn't want that long term, and rentals was always the end goal.

Its crazy to think I would be recruited by a company that provides property management software to real estate companies.

A very rough rule of thumb I use in Ohio is about $130 per square foot for reconstruction cost estimates to double check what the software says it should be.

You can also check out https://reinvestor.tools which has a lot of different software recommendations that can be used for real estate investors.

Now, they give me class training, field training, software access (monthly fees) and access to mentors.

basically, what i'm looking for is a direct mail solution that sort of works like an email autoresponder (getresponse, mailchimp, etc). i plug the names in once with a start date, and the software knows....for List A...here are the 6 postcards that will be sent out over the next 4 months at the following interval.Next List...lets say...the estates from the week ending 10/12...they get uploaded and the software is going to automatically move them through the progression of sending out mail.If they contact me or need removed....it simply locates them and removes them from the mailing series wherever they may be. 

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Hi, My husband and I are looking into property management software to help manage our rental units.

Roofstock is overpriced, with a whole lot of process and software engineering tied to it lol.

I searched the forum for this topic, but only found posts over a year old.I am researching property management software.