I don’t no what software would be best to pull lists from and find properties to get contracts on.

Plumber went to the townhouse and confirmed broken pipe, stopped the leak with a temp fix and tenant cleaned up the standing water.

My business partner and I are getting our operation up and running and I have been doing a TON of research on short term property management strategies, softwares, team members, etc and one thing I would love to learn from you all is, what are you doing to track/build your systems?

I'm a software engineer, have some ideas for SaaS products that may, potentially, be useful to real estate pros.

As I mentioned in my original post, I basically have the green light, I'm just looking to see if anyone else has perfected my plan or if a lender has seen it done themselves or at least confirm it.

My question is to anyone who uses rentometer from your experience how accurate is that information and any tips on using the analyzer from those who use the software or similar excel software any tips you can give me would be very appreciated.

I'm a software/data engineer with a background in finance and business development.

I ran a successful software development company for 27 years and had a incredible staff of very intelligent but social awkward engineers.

You need a siteplan to be able to layout your interior.Easy storage software is good, getting expensive, but there is no replacement for on site management. you need boots on the ground even if not onsite all day. 

This document will outline the lease's specific terms and confirm that neither party is in default.Not many Landlords accept checks, and most have some form of electronic payment setup.