In short, buy the software and then start running a search:Your city (and surrounding area)Just started a new job in the areaJust left a job in a different stateIs a VP, SVP, or C-Suite level individual (read: buying a more expensive home)By running this search, you'll get a list of a few dozen people who are moving to the area and are likely looking to buy.Good luck!

I have been using H&R Block software for many years. 

Hi I’m a software developer.

A link to our listings (property management software listing page pulled into a frame) and some other static pages like "about us", "contact us", etc.In terms of pages for each property, I'm using a junk plugin that asks for the property address and photos and then generates a page that's pretty basic. 

There are a lot of software programs that automate this for you. 

I am looking to setup as many systems as possible, and I am looking for a management software that has most of the following features:- Can store forms, and sends forms to prospective tenants/tenants emails, and keeps timestamped track/ record of them- Integration/compatibility with Quickbooks or Stessa (Ability to export data into Stessa/quickbooks for taxtime)-Messages/calls/ emails Handyman with maintenance requests, and can be marked as completed or not - Ideally not too highly priced option for a newer investor < $35/ month would be ideal , and that can be used to scale to 20-40 unitsI've heard apartments.com/cozy is ok starting, but It might not be as granular and detailed as other software. 

Is it feasible to use TurboTax to file tax if you have rental properties acquired using BRRR strategy; which consists of using hard money to acquire a property, rehab it and then refinance it.If you’ve used this software, do you mind share the process followed in filing tax!

Run everything through one account then get some software like Quickbooks to help track everything.

Any suggestions for a good software which can help keep track of such amortized deductions.

I'm not sure what software I'll be using to bill tenants yet, but your idea seems pretty easy to implement.