Thank you for replying and giving me some advice and support.

You can't really stop the development unless you get popular support on your side from the neighborhood.  

I think prop mgmt software really depends on how many units you have, how many features you'd like (expense tracking, chat, just rent collection, accounting, maintenance requests, etc), and whether or not you want to pay for the software.For me, I was looking for something that supported multiple users (so my husband mom and I can all manage the rentals together), had chat built into it (again because my family co-manages it's a lot easier to keep everyone on one page here), and also had payments for rent and reimbursements.

@Taylor Hudgins Thank you so much for your advice and awesome support!

I have several great working relationships with landlords and work on their primary homes as well, and actually got into REI after talking about it with them.But before you pour your heart and soul (and $$) int building a business up to where you dream it can be, identify that client base and make sure they're really there to support it. 

Unless each parcel can support its own principle building and septic/well its a bad deal. 

Another suggestion is for you to join a REI group and/or your State LL Association there you can network, get forms, leases and all the legal support to be a confident and an effective PM. 

Just wanted to thank everyone for their support for HB 391. 

This was a great value add opportunity. 1BR rents were averaging $734 but the market supports $875-$900. 2BR rents were averaging $848 but the market supports $1100-$1200.

She supports me in whatever my decision is because I will do what is best for my family.