I use rentredi, for the most part it’s great, affordable easy to use, and it’s integrated with latchel which is pretty cool. but a couple of my issues with it are, there’s no way for a tenant to access and pay on a desktop, only smartphone app.

I'm not an agent so don't have access to the MLS.

If you are going to anticipate damages then give the tenant the 2 week notice and let them do any needed repairs once the have vacated - you could schedule a time to meet them to allow them access.   

The interior of the property cannot be accessed.

But since there is a limit to how much money the bank has access to....their rate will be higher...and usually a shorter term.

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Most agents should also have access to a specimen policy for you to review if you don't have an active property or liability policy.  

You'll have to work w/ a realtor for access to this data.  

I would check with a broker (one who has access to many loan programs vs. a bank who is limited to their own). 

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