Make sure your credit is as solid as possible. 

I do have a software program that we use for the managing of the units that tracks all of our rent rolls, vacancies, income, etc. so that’s all accounted for. 

It is partially for marketing and partially so that I can set up proper systems to track the information that investors want to know.Thanks!

From a bank standpoint, they will have a clear picture of who owns what and has what degree of liability;  however, all of the investors will have to produce tax returns and documents to the bank to show they are credit worthy. 

My credit score is pretty good (700-720) .

I've had a very interesting proposition for a new on the market, higher end, flip property.....A buyer, due to personal issues, has bad credit - but cash in hand.

I'm looking for a software where I can track data inputs like who was late, how often they were late, repair costs by building and overall YOY/MOM, etc...It would be amazing if I could create my own dashboards.

Low risk and potential to make a sizeable return without using credit or very much cash makes this a very attractive way to invest in real estate .

I was wondering what other sites you guys use for screening tenants before paying for credit and backround checks. 

I am thinking that I would do something with a small monthly rent credit (maybe $100 off?)