This is more a function of the lender and the quality of the deal than whether the property is being held by a corporation or natural person.

Any one use any software with this functionality? 

Purchase price: $550,000 Cash invested: $50,000 32 Unit Apartment Complex 1 Mile from Greenbrier Resort-24: 2 bed/ 1 bath units (Current rents = $400-$495 ; Projected Rents: $650-700)-8: 1 bed/ 1 bath units (Current rents= $300-$400 ; Projected Rents: $550-600)-Purchased at 7.76% Cap Rate -Current NOI = $32,500/year-Mom & Pop Managed-Owner Paying Water ($28,000 Bill in 2018)-Laundry Mat on Site = Not functional-Purchase Price: $550,000-Appraised Value on purchase = $700,000-Area CAP Rates 9%-Projected Income: $20,000 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I have a copy of AutoCAD's Map 3D, and really like it since it is the same interface as AutoCAD, but I have yet taken the time to really learn the GIS functions.

I think it makes sense to make these bathrooms function well for 2 or more people, but if I am way off base I want to avoid waisting money on unnecessary amenities.  

In other words, Class B and Class C units will be impacted much less than the number of new units delivered might indicate.Long story short, while I agree that market rents are likely to flatten, and even decline in some markets, rent impact will be much less a function of supply than other factors.

It just needs to be weatherproof with functioning appliances, barely needs to be towable. 

Has a ton of functions and best of all it's free.  

Once you have a short list, get an account with each one and run them through the wringer to see how they really function.

Aloha,By nature, Property Management is very repetitive, or cyclic, based on the fact that primary functions happen monthly, quarterly, or yearly.