If your software is "smart" enough it should tell you that you have duplicates and give you the choice. 

I could see how a small guy like me could utilize the CF application.

Rent rates were climbing, applicant quality was rising and, oh, it still is!

Great keyboarding skills and knowledge of all the popular software programs.

Every application we get is really weak and extremly risky.I agree with you, though about changing strategies given the state of things.

To fix the problem I developed (because I'm a bit nerdy) some software tools to do much of the management.

Cyber Applications Group, LLC is in the final stages of development for the Virtual Property Manager, a web-based system for individual owners of rental property to professionally manage their own properties.The target market is people who are relatively new to the real estate investing business and could benefit from a product that also helps educate them on the process of being a landlord.

Or have used an accountant but would have loved to been more educated about what was happening.We are developing some software to help RE investors... would love to get feedback on our prototypes.

You have not given enough information on the property like what's the tenancy rate, what's the utilities cost, did you have the property inspected to ensure no major repairs linger around the corner, do you have money for attorney or property manager if not can you deal with taking applications and running peoples background checks and credit reports, phone calls from the tennants.

Sorry couldn't help.Do you mind sharing if it was a mortgage company that funded your loan, or a private party.Did you state your line of busniess, income, and assets on the application?