The reporting feature (found within the Transaction Page) allows you to select custom date ranges, property portfolios/groups, or you can single out a specific property. 

Read the HOA CC&R's.As always, don't trust the internet, seek professional advice.

I would suggest developing relationships with realtors and other professionals in you area to source properties before they become public. 

My primary residence has a unique feature in that it has come with a 20x40ft double-wide manufactured home in the backyard.Previous owner was using it as a shop but it has wood panel walls and beat to hell 50 year old carpet. 

PM failed to follow through the full eviction process.The PM is not a professional and you should fire them.

I am now ready to move forward in this business, or close to it so how do I present it to him so that I can make him feel at ease with my professional analysis?

The company is currently using are less than professional, they seemed to have forgotten to collect debt on one of my units last month.

You can always just throw it on airbnb, but you risk $5,000 per night fines.....not to mention the costs to furnish, manage and operate the unit.In my opinion, airbnb from an ownership standpoint isn't much better than just a good old normal long term rental, unless there are unique/niche like features that allow your building to stand apart from all of the other (and we're talking thousands) airbnb units on the market. 

Having it allows me to not only to buy, sell and pay myself but it helps us on our taxes since we are investors (ask your CPA about being a "real estate professional"), allows us to view homes when we want, I can lease property in my state and it allows me to be a property manager.

When you purchase a property you don't pay a REALTOR so go find one and use their professional services.