For generic spending, I find myself reaching for the AMEX Blue for Business Plus the most and my Chase Freedom Plus if I can't use the Amex.  

Oh, and I forgot to mention....our local True Value hardware store can look up the formula on their computer so they can make the expensive companys' paint colors in their generic brand paint.

While nobody can argue both QB and Xero do what they do well (generic accounting), it's a pretty solid consensus here on BP that landlords are better off using software designed specific for landlords.  

There are a ton of generic looking no face crappy logo companies out there.

I have tried creating a generic Lease Agreement using EZLandlordForms but it seems to be lacking some core information that someone would want in a Student Rental Agreement, also I feel the monthly account fees are too high.Any advice is welcomed.Thank you,Christian

Account Closed really nailed it.Here's another thing that is huge about BP, you can check out people's profiles and there are questions pertaining to their real estate experiences whereas in Quora you get a generic profile that is not real-estate centric.When I have real estate questions this is my go-to process flow:1) Search BP for the answer, chances are it's already posted2) Ask my real estate mentors that I know in real life that own millions in real estate3) Post about it on BP and solicit the community as there are plenty of self-made millionaires on here as wellWhy ask random people on Quora when you can ask successful people that've already done it?

Unless you want a generic answer like set aside enough funds to allow you to operate during periods of extended vacancy. 

Perhaps some generic interior pictures.

This post is generic and not directed or intended to any individual.

it's a generic lease that he is using.