Propstream is expensive, but if you learn a bunch from the free webinars FIRST, you might be able to use their 7-day free trial and win!

Things were ok, I BRRRR’d 2 of them (I learned from trial and error, didn’t discover Bigger Pockets until 2017) as they appreciated, the rest I bought for 20-30K each, all in I was at or under 35k each, rented from $675-800 depending on bedrooms.

I began experimenting with STRs back in 2016 and didn't even make expenses, but through trial and error I now have 5 and they are doing well and have a house two bought that I plan to fix up as time and money allows.

Unbeknown to me, my daughter signed up for a trial GlobiFlow account prior to Christmas.

There will be variations from state to state, market to market, lender to lender, and deal to deal. 

The other new form, Automatic Clearing House (ACH) Recurring Payment Authorization, enables tenants to pay their rent through an automated clearing house (ACH), so they needn’t bother writing a paper check every time their rent is due.ALSO, new in this 12th edition is a coupon which the first purchaser of the book may use to receive free of charge all of the forms in the back of the book in common computer formats, PLUS a trial version of “Pushbutton Landlording®,” the author’s stand-alone program for handling the tenant and income sides of rental property management.Make sure you have a good software program so that you can keep tract of rental income, repairs, etc. 

They all have free trials and the price per month for one property was reasonable enough for us to keep trying them out.What I liked about Pricelabs was they seemed easy to use, have recommendations on pricing but you don't have to use the recommendation and can set your own, and they sync with our OwnerRez, VRBO, and Airbnb so I just make the changes there and it syncs once a day. 

.), variations in local market conditions where they invest and expected minimum rates of returns that vary. 

They will give you lots of variations to choose from depending on what features you want to highlight. 

Not sure how it is in NY but usually if you give the tenant a 14 day notice, they have the right to cure, sometime even on the day of trial and you are stuck with them.