Avail or Buildium should be good enough for you.

Unlike my current active stratagy on my 19 SFH,  I will not be able to recoup the renovation cost back out of the property value by having an 80% Loan to value pulled on the back end because the buy price is just not good enough.

Sometimes I'm not super sure how things are going to go and I don't wanna be just good enough to get myself in over my head and not know how to make the next move.

But, in the note business, if your marketing piece is good enough AND (this is key) you are mailing to a QUALITY list of BONA FIDE note holders you should be able to make AT LEAST $2,000 for every $500 you spend if you are brokering, for example.P.S.

They said Zillow analytic data isn’t good enough. 

I have found that if its a good enough deal to flip , its a good deal to keep as a rental , sometimes better , as a rental you do a quick repair and cosmetic update and rent it out , and in maybe a couple year it has appreciated , you then do a remodel and sell and you have made much more 

Remember there is a difference between work done to code (good enough) and work done per best practices.

Essentially he rehabs his properties to make them undeniably high quality (not just "good enough" for section 8) in order to generate a huge demand and thus be able to be extremely selective in his tenant screening process. 

I would say in someplace like Tyler, you should get good enough where you don't need someone else to give you comps. 

It "can" indicate a certain financially disciplined person, but there is a reason DTI determines a mortgage and if it's good enough for the bank, well why wouldn't it be smart for the landlord too?