these types of features will put you towards the top.if you need more help just PM me.....peter

I get builder's risk thru them, it's not extremely costly but it is earned premium.  

I understand he is arguing that new housing efficiencies and technologies will make new housing something that is always in premium demand.

Agentpro does have a feature that allows you to verify how recent the data is, which is useful.

I also use Buildium and it will do most things satisfactorily on your list.You can add unlimited "vendors" and "expense categories" to suit your needs (taxes, postage, utilities, handymen, etc)I don't believe the Loan Interest feature is robust at all (lots of complaints about it on the Buildium forums)It has Depreciation feature, but again I think it is very basic (my CPA tracks depreciation outside of Buidlium)I pay every expense with either a check or my business debit card.

To the South you have Rodney Parham which features stores including the Whole Food type grocery store, that are consistent with "A" and "B" class areas and to the North is Cantrell Dr which will take you quickly to Midtown and Hillcrest.  

In our case, the premium on our insurance policy for the rent replacement ranged 10 - 15% - still a marginal amount when compared to the revenue.  

@Dan GreenIf you utilize the search feature here on BP, you will find tons of write-ups on the topic.  

This firm is the largest of its kind in terms of premium placements.

@Darren Sagger did you get the desired effect of making your apartments stand out by this feature/ see more qualified prospects?