Most of the software providers I found are set up mostly to serve the industry before the rise of AirBnb and instant booking.

Factors to consider: (1) The underlying mortgage co. gives us a yearly 1098 showing what interest was paid on the house, (2) we then draft up a 1098 to our buyer showing what interest, taxes, and PMI they have paid, (3) One could view PMI as something WE should be paying and taking a tax credit for, not the buyer, since the PMI is applied to the underlying mortgage, (4) If my buyer later contends the PMI, and we placed into a position of having to explain the docs to a judge, I can see that a judge may rule in favor of my buyer and put us into a position of having to defend mortgage fraud allegations, even if there was no intention of doing so, and (5) If my memory serves me correctly, a real estate attorney (in Georgia) has already reviewed and approved William Tingle's contracts years ago, but so much time has passed that has allowed me to doubt.

Their little spreadsheet had served them fine over the years. 

While doing some website updates, and working on our application form, a thought occurred to me - I'm not sure what purpose collecting Social Security Numbers on applications serves anymore.

Private money (or non-traditional/non-bank lenders) and hard money lenders each serve a role and have their purpose. 

I'm leaving the active duty Army next year after serving four years as an armor officer.

If you have the info, you may be able to take advantage of this by serving what’s called “interrogatories” under Rule 3253 shortly after getting the judgment in magistrate court.

Brand new to this, seeking first home, and want to begin building a relationship with local attorney that will serve me well for years to come. 

I never thought of property management in that aspect but it definitely could serve useful in a multitude of ways for what I am trying to do.My fiancé wants to eventually go into pm so it could serve useful. 

I used it for over a decade and its served me very well.