It has expense tracking and maintenance tracking features as well if you want to use that to track your expenses but it doesn't create any sophisticated reports so you will need to create your own spread sheet anyway.  

Speak with lenders about lending on the project We did; one lender summarily dismissed it because we don't have experience with ALFs, but based off the initial description of the project, a lender who did the loan for my 24-unit apartment complex gave us a preliminary yes. 

I provide the address, and hopefully get back the following:Legal Description (optional)Mailing Address if available from the countyParcel ID (optional)Property ValueRoom Count Year BuiltProperty Use (Most Important, example: Vacant Lot, SFR, Multi-Fam, etc...)Bonus if I get mortgage info as well however I don't strongly believe in the accuracy of that info.I am relying on Deal Machine right now to give out some of that info, but I don't get a high hit rate, and the most important feature isn't given.Thanks in advance for any help!

I like the search features: https://www.biggerpockets.com/search

In general, smaller LL of smaller unit count structures have less vacancy than complexes with larger number of units. 

I would like to have the following features:-Automatic payment withdraw -Reporting to the credit bureaus -ability to receive a receipt after the payment is posted -reporting for tax purposes

That is more likely just a partnership and could be as simple as a legal entity to ensure fairness and clarity on how you all work together.Raising money from the public = complex and far beyond the scope that a single post can cover.

I'm about to get under contract on a 50+ unit complex in Ft Smith, AR (also tagging Fort Smith, Arkansas for keyword purposes, and not sure if it pulls from the title) and would like recommendations for a local real estate attorney to use.Thanks in advance!

My partner Tyrone Johnson is actually from the Logan County area of Ohio originally and his thoughts are below.Urbana is a bit complex, small town, and the college just decided it would close its campus due to the low enrollment among a few other issues.

Once you have a good idea of what features bring in higher rents and higher offers, then you can start pricing those particular renovations and determine whether the investment is worth the cost.