I've tried TenantCloud (just as a test case) and really liked the features and simplicity.Here's an article that reviews some of the more popular systems: https://rentprep.com/reviews/b...

The consultant needs to (1) do a site inspection and (2) review a government database search. old reports may or may not be available depending if the seller or property owner provides one.  

Up front money has to go somewhere whether it's for an appraisal or to an attorney for an entity review, but and application fee isn't one of them.Right now rates are around 9% interest only and below and points are anywhere from 3-4.Most lenders charge an underwriting fee and there may be a processing fee in there. 

Now, take that contract and have it reviewed by a RE attorney.

Hi, I’m new here, but not new to real estate investing. My wife and I have some SFH in Arizona, but are thinking about investing into a syndication. We came across Robert Martinez from Rockstar Capital. We were wonder...

You’ll need a minimum of 3 reviews (hopefully 5 star).  

We did not like booking.comWe had trouble integrating it with our other systems, and did not like that guests don’t get reviews so there’s no accountability.

It's designed by actual investors and reviewed to meet your state-specific laws.

Reviews are okay.

It just takes them a while to review all documentation I send them as I'm sure they're getting a lot of business.