Cell phone expense, website, advertising, cutting the lawn, electric, snow removal (depending on where you are), pest control, lawn insect control, cleaning after students move out, any software costs for lead generation, tenants payments, online lease generation, etc.... plus how old is the property ($1,700 per yr is low if it's an older property). 

I'm not an experienced landlord (only learning) but at this point I'm satisfied with the software.  

I like the guy who monitors my property, but the company and the accounting divisions seem to be slow and I need to be persistent if I want answers.I'm actually shopping around now and I did talk to a few PMs and they do charge a renewal fee, but I think I found one that doesn't and has good reviews.....I'll be talking to them tonight my time. 

We need to monitor the virus and keep common sense mitigation in place, but the states that insist on keeping their businesses closed are unnecessarily wrecking peoples lives.

I suggest looking into a free property management software company for rent collection instead of using these apps.

One account to receive rent and pay property expenses.Another one to keep security deposit.Finally, a separate bank account to pay for business expenses (property management software fee, education fee, etc.)

The short version:Company A: claims dry-wood-termites; suggests tent-fumigation; sees no subterranean-termite damage; Company B: claims subterranean-termites; sees no dry-wood termite damage; suggests annual control and monitoring I had one of my properties inspected for termites and the company came back saying that there are dry-wood-termites showing and their recommendation is to do tent-fumigation.  

@Leonard Sanford Jr I recommend looking into a free property management software that allows you to screen your applicants as well as collect your rent online. 

Interested in Youtube, podcasts, books, courses, etc.Some books I found include: The Definitive Study of Vacation Rentals, Vacation Rental Master: Beyond Airbnb, How To Rent Vacation Properties by Owner: The Complete Guide to Buy, Manage, Furnish, Rent, Maintain and Advertise Your Vacation Rental InvestmentVideos to learn about the best software for it, all the legal aspects, the process ins-and-outs, is there a resource?

Looking for software suggestions or anything really I am familiar with patience I know im not going to see real results for a couple of months but I set my budget around 1500 a month is that a good starting point?