Then your project would be eligible for 20% Federal tax credit & 25% State tax credit.  

Also dont like the overhead of paying for two softwares with all the extra work.Any one else out there that has this same problem?

Not meeting that fate requires a real commitment and a solid foundation of skill, knowledge, and experience.I don't think these folks that get talked into paying for a class to do this have any inkling what happens to a GP when a project fails and if they did no way they would do it.. lawsuits are pretty much guaranteed stress off the charts.

The two SIOR guys I talked with both leaned towards Multifamily If they were startIng out today but the big investors/developers I know steer me towards learning industrial and paying my dues.

Eventually, the residents stopped paying rent and left, so the situation resolved itself.

You're paying me a commission to find a property for you.

You just really don't want to take this on if you can avoid it because you will automatically be in the hole with not only a non-paying tenant but the out of pocket costs of the eviction, which can be substantial.

I wouldn't recommend paying for marketing services quite yet, as the site isn't likely to convert visitors to leads. 

They also will pay higher rents.

Ask your realtor if they know of a good contractor who you can pay to do a walk through or a plumber and electrician.