@Richard HowellFor investors, an option is to reach out to real-estate developers.

I am looking to develop a support network here.

As part of market research for long distance investing knowing where new stores are opening and new developments will be would seem to be a good strategy to know which areas are up and coming. 

Hello developers/technology enthusiasts,and mortgage lenders:I am looking for a free API for mortgage rates, either updated weekly or daily. 

Do they prefer to be at a particular location that is near retail development? 

I know that when we are new to this business, we are hesitant to spend more money than we think is necessary, after all, we have spent a ton of money on the rental home and getting it ready to rent out, so to think of anything else like a financial software program, is just not on the list of things to do, at least for now.

I've installed more than a dozen of the similar Cadet 3 with no issues other than some of the flappers developing blisters which caused some running.

I don’t know much about your situation but if you have well documented intention of development plan, and didn’t hold the property for an appreciation, ordinary loss treatment would be ok. 

Got in around $200K and should be able to generate a little positive cash flow with more emphasis on long-term appreciation given terrific schools, commercial/highway development, and companies moving HQ's more north (e.g.

What about using a free property management software like TenantCloud?