It needs to be functional, it needs to look properly, you need to know and understand how it works so you can fix it if needed. 

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.