You can open and close them from anywhere in the world and see their status.

We own 40+ units, right now, we use google spreadsheet to track maintenance requests, unfortunately, it involves lots of manual work in the process.Request come in through email or phone call-> record it in the maintenance request spreadsheet-> dispatch to handy man->send notification to tenants->follow up the status of a request->close the requestWe want to automate the work in the above process, such as 1. automatically create issue in the system from email (Lots of our tenants are not tech-savvy, email or phone call is probably easy for them to report problems)2. when a request is dispatched, email notification to the tenant and handy man are automatically sent out3. generate report of requests, so that we can track its statusWhat's your experience and suggestions?

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@John Acklen Residential categorization is not dependent on owner-occupied status.

With my current status of having little money I think House- Hacking might be the best option ..

It must state the current status of the loan, which must at a  minimum be conditionally approved.  

the randolph windcrest area has a VERY specific line for perpetuity and economical status.. study that area with haste

when you set up the LLC also apply for S status that way income or losses pass through from the corporation to the member individuals look at the back of a Schedule e

Don't worry about your FHA status.

I would have a title company run a report (shouldn't cost more than $50 -$60) and find out what the current status is on the title.