Along with that should come a Servicing Correspondence/Call Log and Borrower Correspondence Letters such as payment demand letters and other communications.You will likely want to check for bankruptcy actions on behalf of the borrower.

I have an email from the utility company that no one has transferred service out of my name since xyz date when last tenant moved out, address, acct#, etc.Then they show the house and claim I told them to do so....They send me a demand for a pro-rated refund that I never said in writing or otherwise, remember, I sent all of their calls to voicemail on purpose and they even call me out on it...I saved all of their texts, call logs and emails.They leave behind some garbage and had an unauthorized pool, which they left behind. 

I've read a few forums on apps for property management and still have yet to decide on that, but one app that would really make things easier, would be a purchase order app of some kind, something as simple as even a website I can log into and add in the specifics and it assigns the next number I would use for that purchase.

They do have long back logs to get things through.

Also when you log into the lowesforpros site you can see a ton of special sales.

Please let me know:1.What CRM do you use2.Any Additional Software you use to minimize inputting/transferring data into the system3.Any Software that automatically logs phone calls & emails and assigns them to a contact (that would be a big plus!)

To make matters more difficult the property is a log cabin among mosty late1800s and early 1900s built brick homes.

I have requested the maintenance logs the last two years, leases (with move-in dates, current lease dates and terms), any capital improvements the last three years (to your point probably minimal given this is the time the useful life of things starts expiring), and any evictions/late pays the last two years.  

With that being said, I’ve been logged on the website for MANY hours and I’ve only posted a handful of times.

It was now apparent that the contractor just took advantage of me because I was new, and squeezed me for every last dollar I could give him.The best part of the whole story is I logged onto Facebook one day and found my contractor.