What kind of tenants do you cater to?

Will a property management company will have more tools and power then me if tenant doesn't pay? 

What other tools do you use in your analysis for short-term / vacation rentals?

@Eric RitvoLike with all my big purchases (cars, tools, vacations, houses, boats, RVs, etc.)

They can bring in a laser measuring tool to see if it's a settling/foundation issue.  

I have a lender to handle the financing, I used several modeling tools to evaluate the deal.

I want to get my first wholesale deal out of the way and use the profits to setup my business structure, pay for any tools and resources that I need & want, etc.My plan is to setup my general LLC and any SFR & MFR that I plan to purchase for would fall into separate LLCs that would be serialized into the main LLC.I guess I'm just looking for some guidance in this arena. 

Sauceda, try using the "Find an Agent" tool at the top of the screen.That is the easiest way to get connected with an investor-friendly agent in your area.Hope this helps!

By offering a range of lease options, you can cater to the needs and preferences of different types of tenants and boost occupancy rates for your rental properties.Tip #2: Attract Sustainable Tenants with Eco-Friendly PracticesSustainability is becoming increasingly important to many renters, and demonstrating a commitment to eco-friendly practices can help you stand out in the rental market.

What about a CRM that has an integration with Dotloop or another e-signing tool?