No managing your own 2 properties is not property management experience.

Give them 1098 and property management reports (if you aren't self managed) and that should be all they need.

We listed on Apartments.com for their management tools (saw it recommended in a thread on here).

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To manage properties effectively, ensure tenant satisfaction, maintain the property, and handle legal matters, hiring a property manager who is a member of the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM) is an excellent choice.

Make sure you manage this well in the future!

If you can manage 80% LTV you can cash out refi with Fannie Mae with better rates.

Hi all, Very new to real estate, property managing, landlording, and all of the above. 

They can help provide the capital, and you can manage the property.

Hi Corbin,The spreadsheet I have uploaded in the BP file place is our Lite Version which includes the Rehab Analyzer & Estimator tools for analyzing rehab deals & estimating rehab costs.The Basic Version you mentioned adds in Reporting so it basically takes the data you enter into both of those tools and generates a printer friendly Investment Report & Estimate Reports that you can print and give to your business partners or lender.As far as Project Management, there are plenty of general Construction Management software solutions available for managing new home builds, remodeling projects, etc, but often times those tools are specifically built for Contractors that are working with homeowners.