So I have used a 203k Streamline loan before and that would work, except having gone through a divorce this past year and getting slammed with ALL the debt, plus splitting my retirement accounts has set me back financially.....

I am setting up meetings with a few different FHA Consultants to discuss pre-approval for an FHA 203(k) streamline.

State reciprocity agreements allow an agent in one state to obtain a license in another state through a streamlined process.

Your market may be robust but, because there is low trading volume in my area and we are now at the higher end of rents within that area, there is no way we would have gotten the appraisal back where we needed.Despite not being able to refinance into a conventional loan, we were however able to take advantage of the FHA streamline program that will cut out PMI almost in half and lock us in at an even more attractive interest rate. 

Thus my wishes to streamline process.In this area, and in the price point of my housing, most applicants have credit issues (I disregard medical bills) with consumer debt of which I do not place allot of weight.

Alex Craig I want to be able to streamline rental applications, have online payments, and online maintenance requests through one platform.

They will each have a unique card to identify them when they make the deposit and it will streamline the collection process for you.

Since your repairs are under $35,000 you should be using the streamlined 203(k) and not the regular 203(k).Closing costs tend to run high for the 203(k).

In truth, the selling company knows what they're going to do for rehab, they have streamlined processes and suppliers (economies of scale like this are how turnkey companies keep costs low and make money), so the buyer doesn't actually get a lot of input on what happens to the property.

We have 14  units currently and are going to be adding at least 12 more in the next few months and would like to get somethings set up ASAP before that to be ready from the start to try to stream line things.My questions are; 1) Does Rentec have all of the accounting features we would need?