Scott:If you are simply looking to analyse a property, create a budget or model cash-flow, then there are lots of spreadsheet templates available ... or, at least enough bits and pieces to get you started on building your own.If you want to keep the books of your business, then you will be best served to get a basic accounting package (QuickBooks, MoneyWorks, etc) even if you have only one property (at the moment).Ask your accountant if they have a preference as they will be more accustomed to importing data from certain packages into their system.

There is one on the market that's the same model as the one I have that's asking $738K.

Hopefully your business model has enough reserve cash to expenses for at least 6 months.

I shared with you my perspective on financing my flips of rural and recreational land, a niche that is very different from most other real estate business models without bothering to ask what it was you are trying to achieve. 

There should be a sticker on the tank right next to the gas valve that explains how to turn the gas valve off.There should be a sticker on the tank with the model number and date of manufacture. 

Same model as what's already there.

Some are still offering 0% on some models

Thank you @Steve Vaughan,I just wanted to make sure that wasn't happening to you on solid performing assets like I presently hold and am following the apartment complex repositioning business model that David Lindahl in his Multifamily Millions book and Lifestyles Unlimited Inc. espouses and has been successfully implementing for the past 25 years or more.You got me a little worried here.  

Investing near  high traffic areas which takes the guess work out of "The projections" - Parking models can be simple...It's real estate an investor owns.It's a business with constant cash flow.It's low cost to manage (And upsellable!)

And I would stick for one business model.