Depending on the amount of units you manage, there is either a good choice to go for the consumer type software that do most that you asked, or if you look for more robust PMS for a larger portfolio, Appfolio, Buildium, ManageCasa and Propertyware might be a good choice as their software is a lot more robust.

In some cases you can find the details of an eviction, but first of all, many landlords don't go through a formal eviction process, opting to do cash for keys instead, and those who do don't always make it to second cause/damages.

However I'd still try to modify the design because it does seem really weird from a consumer's perspective, and it also seems like the current/ old version doesn't have the stove next to the sink so it is doable. 

The renovation piece of the BRRRR strategy makes it a significantly more time consuming and risky endeavor (you do get paid for that time and risk in additional profits though).

How long it will take to unwind the unemployment situation and what lasting effects this will have on the market and consumer behavior are one of the most significant unknowns about our current situation.This chart of passenger traffic at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport starkly illustrates how rapidly and severely the Austin area economy changed:Major companies and employers are still finding Austin attractive.

Also, just start consuming as much BP content as you can in terms of podcasts, forums, blogs, etc.

Hey @John Jones, I would say the most time consuming part of rental properties is the leasing. 

@Ryan BeckerWhen overseas, I have signed in a consulate and by video with a Virginia attorney.The consulate option was more expensive and time consuming AND I know that in some countries they are closed nowadays.

I'd opt for a BRR strategy that requires relatively light rehabbing (no gut renovations) that could reasonably force appreciation and attract tenants.

Tell her she has 48 hours to decide and if she opts to break the lease, she has 30 days to move.