These are listed at the FDIC website under their loan portal area.Most of the big packages were sold off a few years ago and the new purchaser is working through them.

Currently I have a single one and am looking to acquire a 3 or maybe 4 flat here in Chicago, or another couple of properties in Kentucky.There are a few things l'd like to have:Tenant portal for announcements and service requests / status bits and paymentsMisc expense tracking of consumables for a property for maintenance and general upkeepTrack recurring costsSome tools to visualize the cash flowsI could do it manually, but know it would be possible to, for a given property, generate more or less the total ROI ie: "Over the past 4 years, this property has paid for itself and generated $YY in income" or maybe "When full, this 4 flat generates $ZZ worth of income, but averages $BB in expenses due to maintenance", etc.The other option, which I'm entirely comfortable with (I'm a software engineer by trade and have worked in this industry for 10+ years) is simply writing my own and likely then open sourcing it (aka giving it away for free).What are everyone else's lists of "must have" vs "nice to have pony features"?

Michala:The CMHC housing market portal also keeps rental market statistics for most urban areas across the county.

Do you do your property management under CRES's system (I see they have a great online portal), or are you branching out all on your own?

@Bryan Blankenship I manage my properties myself, so I can't speak to the property management relationship side of your question, but I did want to throw out an often overlooked aspect of the software PMs choose to use: the tenant experience.As a property manager, you rightfully evaluate software based on your experience day-to-day interacting with it and your owners experience on their login portal.

Currently, we have them take a screenshot of their financial aid section in their student portal to verify their aid so they can pay rent.

But in the end, RedtRedi has recently added some more functionality to their software (you still can't use it where the verbiage is different for commercial versus residential) and their customer support is pretty good (you might have to wait up to 5 min. if you're using the online portal for help).

I have reached out to management again a week ago via the portal and have heard nothing back.

This is pretty typical when dealing with REOs, especially when putting in offers through online portals.

So you just connect the wink hub 2 to your wi-fi router and the "Schlage Connect" deadbolt and you are able to change the code, lock/unlock, etc from the wink hub 2 web portal/app?