I have under 10 properties and have been using Google Docs but now want something more automated. 

One, as a contract to buy the property, which will be converted into a note and mortgage, and a second doc that would be a lease with the seller. 

No leaks, no imminent huge expenses.

@Ganessan ParamanIf you go full doc and credit isn't an issue, Fannie Mae has some decent products.

I am purchasing a property from a whole seller that locked up a property on the MLS and then I purchased it from him I signed all the docs and wired the escrow money to title company 5,000 non refundable on time signed all the paper worked and had everything they needed on time.

Depends, who's personally on the loan docs?

I am purchasing a property from a whole seller that locked up a property on the MLS and then I purchased it from him I signed all the docs and wired the escrow money to title company 5,000 non refundable on time signed all the paper worked and had everything they needed on time.

I bought it in June 2018, the loan docs has a Section about financial statement and reporting.

He'll be operating like the plumber I used for many years who comes alone for jobs, like fixing a leak.

I have also heard that it's just not having a LLC matter, you need to manage and file the following docs every year without fail.COF Certification of FormationCompany agreement.