@Tyler D'Alessandro   I like to re_word this question for clarity. 

This is true especially in low to mid-income areas, where smartphone dependency actually increases among low-income tenants, with 26% relying on only a smartphone and no home internet.I hope that helps provide clarity around the accessibility and benefits of using a mobile app for tenants, and thank you again for this feedback and I appreciate it!

I then wrote out a monthly PnL, Profit and Loss statement to get clarity in order to plot my trajectory and make a more informed decision and begin to improve my financial position.Unsurprisingly, my largest expense each month by far was rent.

Just clarity.  

Thank you for the response @Polo Vazquez it helped provide the clarity I needed since I was unsure on what steps to take next.

The good thing with Austin is at least the regulation is determined and there is a public information about it and the processes to pursue. https://www.austintexas.gov/strLike the regulation or hate it, at least there is clarity here and this isn't the case in many, many locations. 

There are likely more questions I have and more clarity I can provide if you have questions for me, so I wanted to make my first post something thorough that would hopefully gather some experienced eyes and maybe even resonate with others who are in my shoes in the same or other markets.

Just so we have clarity moving forward.For me throwing low offers just to see what sticks is a waste of time.

I came from Buildium, on which I did my own accounting, and I can't tell if the lack of clarity on these owner statements that are posted to the owner portal is a result of me being used to the ledgers looking different, their accounting practice being sloppy, or Appfolio's presentation of the ledgers on this report.So a couple of questions:1) How does your PM handle bills that exceed the monthly rent?

For most people, it does take a very long time to get into CRE, but are they fully committed with exceptional clarity?