I use excel but it's limited and not fail proofI would pay a reasonable monthly fee if the software was out there.

If its 80 spaces, 40 of which are empty and getting filled on failing septics it will be a different story.

Its an art form in picking out the right partners. most of them fail.

Typically quality concrete won't fail due to the use by one or two tenants who stay for a few years each. 

Thats why I wanted to get information on any UK investors that have had success or failed.

So a few years ago I implemented a fail safe system that guarantees my time is never wasted.I shoot a detailed video of each of my homes inside and out.  

Can it be done by you......highly unlikely to no way in hell.Money makes money, those looking to get in with nothing to offer but hopes and dreams are a dime a dozen and usually fail miserably. 

A failed septic can run anywhere between $25,000 and $50,000.  

He says there would be no comeback to the landlord if the tenant failed to pay- he would take the hit.My first thought was that landlords wouldn't sell there future rent at a discount ( i wouldnt).Love to hear your feedback-ThanksDavid

Furthermore, the property I was getting ready to close on last week may fail re-inspection in which case I may have to move forward with another property.