To be honest I wasn’t really that interested in the “virtual” part but after listening to the two modules I am more interested in it.I’m not sure how much help I’ll be in reviewing the virtual wholesaling part for now, that part is about 6 months out for my timeline.

Sends a welcome email as soon the booking is accepted and then sends the pin code based on your settings (I have it set for 1 hour before check-in)you can create a duration pin code (start and end date) remotely from any where in the worlddoes not depend on WIFI to work whatsoeverand it has a "jump start" features so that if it ever runs out of batteries you can still get in the door by placing a 9v battery up to side of the display. no subscription fees!

Just need to make sure you change the batteries in the locks a couple of times a year.

Or is it more of a pain to have to change out batteries on smart locks? 

I believed manufactured homes are a form of module home. 

I made $60/hr mowing grass... haha They also remove their smoke detector batteries whenever they need one for something else. lol.

More here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1088325-expla...QBO does not have a fixed asset module except for its most expensive level, QBO Advanced.

I would keep it as simple as possible for you.Smartlocks requires batteries and that will be a problem one day when the tenant gets locked out because they wouldn't change the batteries.

We also asked the existing tenant if we could run one extension cord to the site for battery chargers, and a hose to spray the dirt down before digging to keep the dust down.

Most building codes require you to add in hardwired smoke/co detectors which is more expensive then just putting in battery powered ones.Dont worry about the baluster spacing... it is grandfathered in.Have the contractor who is bidding on the front railing add to his bid securing the indoor railing.Have the electrician add to his quote the adding of GFI plugs where neededGet a fireplace inspector to come out for both fire places.Overall... make sure you either get the seller to reduce the house for the repairs that are agreed upon or that they use a contractor/electrician/roofer/fireplace inspector that you agree with.