@Rosston Smith, copy the 1%, tracking on that. 

does anyone on here know of any programs that can be purchased online to help manage keeping track of due payments on rentals, or programs to help with real estate management in general!

In my (admittedly limited) experience speaking to these types of lenders, you typically need to have great liquidity/net worth and a track record before they will do much for you.

Maybe you can track them down through social media or find a relative to reach them.

I had to track one heir down that was actually doing time in the fed.

These investors may be able to provide you with the names of contractors and vendors who have proven track records of providing quality work at competitive prices.Another option is to research contractors and vendors online and read reviews and ratings from previous customers.

It's hard to keep track of it all.So, back to the tiny bit of stress:I mentioned at my part time gig that my house was going to be ready to rent see and one of my coworkers dad just happened to be there and overheard.  

The mortgage news daily survey shows a daily average for 20% down, good credit primary residence that you can compare your quotes against: https://www.mortgagenewsdaily....Mortgage News Daily - Mortgage And Real Estate News Agree with @Grace Maxwell here, if you want to track the most up to date conventional rates, mortgage news daily is the best source

So I did have any kind of a hint of a track record when it came to backing out of deals because of something obvious like exterior repaint, I'd be dead in the water.  

When I moved here 15 years ago, you didn't even cross over to the east side of the tracks.