Buildium and CondoManager are good solutions for self managed buildings. 

If you are looking outside of your area you need to know you are working with a reliable and experienced operator, consider looking at turnkey homes.Message me if you need any additional advice.Have investing, BP is a good place to begin.

Even though there are a number of solutions to this.  

I am relatively new to REI, learning as I go, thankfully there are places like BP that allows us to connect with like-minded people.I can relate to the same situation Oscar as I have been dealing with the same type of issue, have you found a solution to your problem?

But if 9 people give you the same answer, you probably have the solution...

I usually suggest to the homeowners that they first approach their lender to see if they can workout a solution without my help because I may not be their best option. 

Easy, safe solution: Lend through a local mortgage broker with a good reputation.Do lots of due diligence, get references on the broker.

Of course, there’s more to it than just that, but it’s easily the hottest topic right now among park owners, as it may be the one solution to solving the affordable housing crisis without park owners spending huge amounts of capital.If you have any vacant lots in your mobile home park, or are looking at buying a mobile home park with vacant lots, then you definitely do not want to miss this webinar.

I help manage 1500+ rentals, and inevitably situations like this are going to come up from time to time.There is an easy solution to this:You should answer the phone, but don't discuss the dispute.Simply say: "I want to address your concerns, but all disputes need to be handled in writing.

Either case I'm totally fine with (as long as they're reliable).