I hate Qickbooks with a passion and develop my own software. 

Is it a good practice to set rent-to-income ratio requirements for applicants? 

I work as a Remote Software Developer (even before the pandemic) for a company in Ohio and make a decent salary of $90k + bonus.

3 - Property Management Software - is it necessary for someone so new and if so which would would be recommended? 

We were looking into hard money financing for an investment property and one application asked us to pick up to three company names and they would help walk us through setting up a Corp…sounds like a requirement to get funding from them. 

You can use extra adhesive and try out flooring for backsplash applications.

I think it is illegal to discriminate against Section 8 and you have to consider Section 8 with the exact same magnifying glass as every other tenant.As for finding the tenant from hell, always remember that just like a clown going to an interview for a job, applicants always put their best 'Game Face' on when you are interviewing them.

The rate is higher, but they underwrite their loans based on debt service coverage.(1.0 or greater) So you need the down payment, and closing cost money, but they do not depend on your income to approve your application.

Ideally, I would like to use a software that has an online version and an APP so it's easy for tenants to pay rent.

Currently,  I work as a software developer, but have started a property management company.