Sign up for a trial version and then put it to the test.

You might even hit two birds with one stone- this could double as a test for the quality of customer service they provide and help you decide who you might want to work with down the road.

I also highly recommend you don’t wait to much longer to test the waters on the rule.

We would be doing an owner-occupy for 1 year, so that would give us the option to test the market for the unit with the pool, or spend up to $7,000 to remove the pool in that year. 

And my rate lock was set to expire this week so I was over a barrel - if I rolled the dice with a new loan and a new appraisal, I'd be guaranteed a much higher rate and higher closing costs on top of it.

Others will say that the equities market is a sham and on rocky footing and to be avoided.To the former you should NOT use this to invest, to the latter you should absolutely use this to invest.My 2 cents:  I'd look into rolling this into an IRA on my next job-change and using a Self Directed IRA to invest in real estate. 

Are you rolling all closing costs into the loan?

It filled with boat loads of content and information to help me educate myself and get my future rolling.

Do I study for my agent test for Connecticut and that will cover both?

@Steve Chan the actual software i'm not familiar with but i've seen many different kinds of operating statements, profit and loss statements, rent roll's, etc and find that the ones that many use the same format, and the iffy property management companies that use maybe in house or dated programs generally have service that follows suit.