The only way to streamline is to inspect 10 units full and the rest high level (the big ticket items: foundation, roof, windows etc) and then extrapolate to the full portfolio.

@Jennifer Darby It is rare that we put carpet in our projects these days, but when we do in bedrooms we put in "Lucky Ticket" from home depot.

I added your comments to the ticket for adding portfolio capabilities. 

That additional big ticket item might be price prohibitive for people trying to enter the market, but on a spreadsheet it would pencil out to an additional $1200 a month in net income. 

No retirement either. 52 years old. bought a one way ticket.

I am currently on a 6-month digital nomad trip to scratch the travel itch now so that I can live in a house hack for the requisite year without going stir-crazy (well, maybe a few short domestic trips throughout the year if I find a good deal on a flight).

Some houses need all big ticket items and a complete cosmetic overhaul inside and out. 

DWI, domestic violence, unpaid tickets, murder?  

Mainly to keep track of rental income, expenses and where tenant can put in the tickets?

The escrow was a bit tumultuous as the due diligence period revealed quite a bit of big ticket items that needed repair (Roof!