My insurance costs went up dramatically after year 1 in one of my properties so I asked around to other local RE investors and found this contact. - Chris Kersey 

Without knowing the cost of interest on the line of credits, it is hard to say whether this is a good or bad option.

Turnovers will cost you a lot and are a pain. 10% of my tenants fall behind and I work with them.

You can get all of that in a dozen different places for free.

If it doesn't, move on from the free trial and try the next one. 7) STR/MTR can be a game changer.

Cost?

The IRA should be paying somebody else for those services and not receiving them from you for "free".

It's definitely a frustrating part of the business, especially when you're trying to maintain cash flow and unexpected repair costs pop up.One thing I've learned is that some of the more real estate investor-focused insurance companies tend to be a bit more lenient on inspections or are more upfront about their requirements before binding the policy.

I realize this post is 2 years old but someone may have the same question.I use Microsoft One Note for Desktops, it's free and stores your notes in notebooks with tags that are easily searchable for reference later.I have notebooks for Note Investing, Real Estate Investing, Information Technology, and Digital Marketing.Usually, something that I'm studying falls into one of those categories and each notebook has subcategories. 

Despite obstacles like as vacancy and rent gaps, Houston's robust job market and low real estate costs make MTRs financially viable.Good luck!