What I do is when I first get a move out notice, I advertise the unit through our property managment software, Buildium on zillow, apartments.com and also on craigslist and FB marketplace.

It is a reasonable thinking, but your software is not cooperating.The reason for your software to behave this way is that it considers the vehicle an asset belonging to the business as a whole, a "general overhead" type of expense.

I'm wondering what systems, software, apps, you all use to keep records for your properties.

I believe even some of the free software will do this for you.

Infrastructure, and especially transportation, usually have strong positive correlations with real estate and with Boston continuing to see strong jobs growth from software tech, biotech, finance, medicine, and education, it would make sense that Pawtucket would draft off this.But there's a close comparison of Wickford Junction station opening up in 2015 with both ridership and local business development being far worse than projected. 

Agreed, Is there any specific tenant screening / software that you use?

This Property I Found on a online software that worked for me .

I am currently a software developer, but I've been spending the past month educating myself on real estate and found this place from recommendations on YouTube and from reading Brandon Turner's book on RE Investing.

What's the best software for a small landlord?

But to keep it in perspective, a software programmer making $60K here would make $200K in silicon valley.