I know on my iPhone I can attach 2 numbers but I know there’s other options out there...also is there a program I can send out a mass text to everyone(is it legal)

Literally one garbage disposal going bad, not even a water heater replacement/plumbing leak/fallen tree/ driveway replacement/ sewer line collapse/ anything happening that costs more than your tiny maintenance, repairs and cap ex budget, or a single bad tenant/ eviction/ mishap that creates a few months of vacancy loss causes this model to lose money…. even a minor market correction for that matter considering you have zero equity/ zero margin for error… you’re probably underwater on these properties now with what is happening in the market.

I have an iphone 13 and used the .5 zoom setting to take pictures, which made a massive difference as I was able to get the entirety of even small bathrooms in the frame)  I made sure to do a phone screen prior to any showings to ensure they met income requirements, credit check, and just get an initial feeling for why they were looking, how serious they were, and if they'd be respectful tenants.

An iPhone just won't do the trick.

@Ryan Leake Respectfully, I would suggest keeping your Dad out of your investment ideas. 

Is this a standard practice to have exposed nails on roof leaks or ridge vents that are then sealed with a clear sealant?

You should always terminate any existing Rental Agreement at the earliest lawful date when you acquire a new property; inspect every unit (brief walk through, checking for potential leaks, housekeeping issues, verify with tenant no outstanding repair issues, and ownership of appliances), documenting with photos and notes; require existing tenants to complete an application which you vet thoroughly and approve/deny as appropriate based on ALL of your findings; and have all adult occupants sign YOUR new Rental Agreement,with your terms and conditions.

They ran the camera and there are multiple leaks throughout the home.  

, and has an older roof (that is not leaking but...) but will they finance the second?

Utility companies even with no leaks are raising the per gallon usage charges upping the bills substantially.