Or you can just use any online invoicing software if need be. 

You will learn how they review applications, what their leases look like, how to handle tenants, landlord tenant law, how they handle repairs, what software they use. 

The move-in date is 8/6, however they live out of town and won't be back for college until September (I told them I couldn't push the lease out a month).Given that they don't live in town, will it suffice to have them sign it online (currently using an online forms management software that makes online signatures quite easy)? 

I am about to take down a 19 unit that I will manage for a few months before moving it to property management, and as I have researched the software that are out there I can't help but think they are not worth the investment.

I would recommend utilizing one of the many free landlord software websites out there.

Meaning our foundation and business operation workflows instead of looking at deals (building our website, interviewing crowdfunding websites, demoing asset management software, Looking at CRM, Intervening pr and marketing firms, drafting our pitch deck...). 

Hello all as a newer agent I was wondering what tools, apps, software or even good old fashion habits you are using to keep up with the expenses of doing business as an Agent.

The landlord software company I work for is also in Colorado.

@Michael Muro Typically there are two types of coaches/mentors out there.1) will charge $5k - $50k for their services and will help show you the ropes, maybe provide you with some "proprietary" spreadsheets or software, and give you encouragement along the way.

If you have a good property management software you can  put the properties in as separate entities and pull reports for them as separate entities.