Also, check out Tenant Cloud if you are looking for a more robust PM software. 

@Steve Welsh Here are few things to follow:Each EIN should have its own fileStandardize your accounts across all companiesUse software to merge your numbers to view consolidated financialsIf you have rentals, open a property management company where all the rent and expenses (not capital improvements) are received and paid from.

I can provide complete design build services using 3D software as well as oversee the entire project from start to finish.

If he stumbles, find out what property management software they use.

Just like there are people that make money in the casino in Vegas..... strike it rich..... but the majority lose....Life happens....... stuff is gonna happen that is gonna cost you $$..... you had better have a back up plan.No way in hell am I taking that risk without a serious back up plan for WHEN...not IF..... things take a turn....

I'm working as a software engineer in NYC.I recently joined bp and am very intrigued by passive investment via turnkey rental property providers.Can someone give me reference to some turnkey providers whom they've worked with?

The game your looking at is depending on real estate appreciation, which you would be better to take your money to the closest Casino and put it all on Black (or Red if you like red better).

Hello BP community, My name's Terence (Terry) Eng I'm a software engineer by day and I'm looking to join the ranks of the many successful BP members in this Real Estate game. 

On that property, I actually hit a $70k net home run because once the carpet was removed and sub floor addressed, the smell was gone, and it sold quickly.As for the 3D software, I really appreciate the time @Matt Donley spent on explanation, and it looks super cool to use, however, I  want to see the property in person. 

Use a software like AppFolio, Avail, Cozi, etc. and make it easier for the best tenant to move in.