I am looking to setup as many systems as possible, and I am looking for a management software that has most of the following features:- Can store forms, and sends forms to prospective tenants/tenants emails, and keeps timestamped track/ record of them- Integration/compatibility with Quickbooks or Stessa (Ability to export data into Stessa/quickbooks for taxtime)-Messages/calls/ emails Handyman with maintenance requests, and can be marked as completed or not - Ideally not too highly priced option for a newer investor < $35/ month would be ideal , and that can be used to scale to 20-40 unitsI've heard apartments.com/cozy is ok starting, but It might not be as granular and detailed as other software. 

For example, if you decided to develop then you are going to have to go through at least a phase 1 and maybe even a phase 2 depending on the integrity of the land.

I have been developing and preparing the following:1) Buyers list composed of realtors, investors, and other active buyers.2) An acquisition model mostly catered toward the internet and social media.3) General knowledge of the market (I am located in Memphis, TN)4) A business entity for my real estate transactions.Thank you so much for your time and knowledge,Taylor Morton

@algopyles @Jackson Babcock That is what is so slimy about the financial media... the uneducated can get taken for a ride.

You could do social media stuff for them and even remotely get involved in the community to get their name out there.  

We have the defi integration figured out but understanding the right legacy structure is why we are posting this question.

I'd love to connect on other social media as well to learn and grow from each other.

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As for the title company, most are regulated by state Insurance Commissions so I would suggest reporting them there if you think they were not acting with integrity.

Contrary to mainstream media opinion, most landlords don’t want to evict.