@J Newman the BIGGEST challenge we see landlords have with PM software is not having a clear list of function they want and not INVESTING time to really learn how to properly learn the software.Many are looking for an out-of-the-box solution they can just press buttons to use.We've spent 14 years constantly pushing the envelope of what our software does.

You will be hard pressed finding a lender who tells you they have never had a deal fall apart due to a low valuation.

I've had 2 issues with tenants not paying rent resulting in them leaving and yes they left a mess, but we cleaned it up, got it re-rented (for a lot more money as there are rent caps in place in that area) and moved on.My first rental was accidental-I bought it to live in and moved and converted it into a rental. 

@Stephon Richardson make sure that you don't accidentally violate fair housing laws with your screening and search for the "best ones". 

The local press has been all over it to the extent that the opposition tried to oust the mayor capitalizing on crime at the occasion of our municipal election, which took place last year.

Just saying, you may have an opinion, but you're likely mistaken as they do go through a medical reviews.Now, if you see a guy who says he has a bad back and you see him at the gym bench pressing 200 lbs, photograph it, document it and report it.....or just report it.

While I do believe in pressing the envelope.

Yes, among incidental or accidental landlords it is all too common. 

I have one rental house that kinda accidental happened and I’m kinda hooked.

To me, it is similar to looking for 'accidental private lenders'....