It gets to be expensive with monthly subscription plus mailers.

Monthly ExpensesMortgage Insurance, HOA, Utilities & any other bills/ monthly expenses (application, market & service fees) for the rental property categorize as a legal tax deduction.Airbnb charges a “host service fee” of 3% of the cost of each reservation, while Vrbo/HomeAway charge annual subscription fees or pay-per booking fees.

, I'll put up our 2014 totals from last yr:Mortgage: $12,288HOA ($500/mth) $6,000Utilities (electric and phone) $1881 (internet, water, etc.. covered by HOA)Housekeeping $2660Property Management $1,143Maintenance $495Items for the condo (biggest part was new sleeper sofa & new water heater) $2,234VRBO subscription $349CC Payment Transaction Fees $942 (lots of Canadian guests so we get dinged extra for those)Insurance $312 (HOA covers insurance, we added H06, liability, flood and umbrella)Prop Tax = $2,191 (HI actually has fairly low property tax!)

Being in IT paying $500 for a monthly subscription is against my religion.

I live in DC and have an active Massachusetts license and MLS subscription.

.- Subscriptions: Netflix, Disney, Cable, etc..So it is really hard to say what all of your expenses might be, as far as basic PM softwares, you can get by with less than $50/mo.

Out of curiosity I got a trial subscription to Agentpro247 and checked my hometown on the eastern side of Florida.

Mashvisor has subscription services, but they're worth checking out.I wish you all the best.

It seems as though the legal news has the case files online but you need a subscription to view the information.

I would highly recommend paying for a pricing software subscription (I personally use Pricelabs but there are others) and integrating it with you listing, it is more than worth the cost.