I have her full file pulled together including any/all notices, correspondence, Section8 inspections, pest control payments/subscriptions and even emails from the cleaning crew and handymen who had to put the unit back together after she left - stating how gnarly it was. 

I clicked the link but it apparently requires a subscription to access the article.

Adjust based on feedback.The second step is to organize yourself legally with an operating agreement, offering circular, and subscription agreement. 

MLS dues, broker dues, desk fees, continuing education classes, software and subscriptions.

Subscription cancelled!

In my case, if each of my two properties will be set up on their own LLCs and bank accounts, where do the funds come from for the subscription fee on the tenant management software that manages both properties?

Got an email from BP saying subscription is renewing.

This sort of deal is probably easier with either one or a few investors, but it is possible there is demand online for pre-entitlement risk projects like this, especially if the subscription price is sufficiently low to get the risk diversified across a number of investors.  

I recommend getting a propstream subscription.

@Julie Sisnroy Here are the fees below.Yourporter $7/mo per listingBeyondpricing charges you 1% of the reservation fee so a large chunk of my listings use this because of the pricing flexibilitySlack is freeTurnoverbnb is subscription-based at $8/mo per listingI'll have to check Pricelabs pricing structure.As far as a tool that does it all I'm hearing Hostfully can do it all.