If you are the discount PM company, you will need the cheapest software, insurance, equipment, and the cheapest employees. 

Caught this on market watch - looks like it is happening to some extent - https://www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/this-software-engineer-used-cryptocurrency-to-buy-his-dream-home-but-the-process-wasnt-entirely-straightforward-11619662003

My application screening is built into my software, which is far too expensive to recommend.

What do some of you do to meet those requirements and make sure if you are audited, you have all the proper documentation and there is no confusion or penalties?

Hi All,I've an 8 unit Multifamily in Central Florida which I plan to hold. I have some co-ops in NYC which I am closing on next week. I'll be doing a 1031 for another Multifamily here near Orlando.I've always used pap...

For my local rental house I have hard copies of all receipts in case CRA ever audits me.Is this PM ledger sufficient enough for CRA?

Wife: Kim currently working as a software engineer used to be a real estate agent in the same area we're investing in.

It simplifies the learning curve as you build up a contractor team, figure out a rental software, get a grasp on tracking expenses, etc.The MFH market in Kalamazoo is really tough. 

I am often in need of information on properties that maybe my software will not give, people who are familiar with REO sales, folks who can confirm my prelim comps, etc, and if I'm wholetaling, people who can move the property quickly. 

Hi @Blaine Alger there are definitely some PM software options out there that are much simpler to use than others.