I work for a property management company and we currently use the older version of Yardi (Enterprise) as our management software.

The short version is you need to write your own knowledge base on these subjects.

I like Rentec Direct, which does have a free version.

@Steve Babiak,@Manolo D.if the windows are replaced i believe they are recommended to follow the EPA RRP laws. but as i said, in NJ a window replacement does not trigger a permit, it is considered Ordinary Maintenance under the UCC ( Uniform Construction Code ) which is what new jerseys follows and adopts the New Jersey version of the ICC Building and Residential codes, along with other codes. but every States code is different. there are two other factors to look at - is the place occupied with any children under 6 ?

Why not add a variety of affordable finishes to your inventory and cycle the products so you're offering "on-trend" finishes for the same costs as your standardized versions?

. , I looked and found most of the motion sensing lights to be outdoor wall or eave mount versions with high wattage flood bulbs which are not appropriate for use in a such a small indoor room.

More expensive route: (doesn't look like it would be a fit for the area) New windows, new awning with a pie top (flat on either side but triangle at front when looking straight at it), replace the cedar with a composite version, paint the siding if salvageable, and do a stone veneer up to the bottom of the windows and at the bottom of both 4x4 pillars (boxed out to 12x12").

It has setback to 68 after 2 hours and tops at 70, it is low tech but we weren't planning on an internet version.

I work a lot with QuickBooks (at my day job) and have been using a version of that at home for our rental property...but we only have 1 right now.

Plans fail for lack of counsel, but with many advisers they succeed" Proverbs 15:22 New International Version