You may be ready for management software.  

Another update, so the UW sent me an email to decline my application, copying a number of people...

I'm a full time investor now but I had careers as a respiratory therapist from 1972 to 1988 and as a software engineer from 1988 to 2014.Noteworthy accomplishments (in order of importance):Married my wife Brenda in 1981, Completed 2006 Iditarod sled dog race, first ascent Gilhooley Tower in Olympic Mountains in 1972, quit smoking in 1985. 

I also develop and manage a plethora of niche applications.

If you already have a completed application we can use that to give you a pre qualification letter with our rates.

I work my numbers on 8% for Capax, Maintenance, vacancy and 10% for property management.If the deal doesn't stack up on these then it's not much of a deal anyway...Don't forget to add Taxes, insurance, and other expenses that maybe applicable like HOA, Home Warrenty (if you choose to have one), or any utilities if payid by the owner.

Applicants are not people only a collection of facts until the screening is completed.

Pretty standard apartment inside and out.Rent in the area according to rentometer for single beds is $640 so it's on the low side and with the old original appliances and cabinets and stuff, has upside potential.I was thinking of offering 380k to start and subject to financing, with inspection contingency, request a schedule e (he showed us numbers from his accounting software already but to be safe of course,) and estoppel certifs.Income 52kExp 14kNOI 58k~Rents- 525-575My broker said he'd go 390k max but he said he thinks it would be a good buy to hold for cashflow and rehab units for higher rent. 

I am currently using yellowletters.com for my marketing and may use their call center as well to pre-screen applicants.

My name is Nick Nobrega and I'm a 29 year old software sales rep.