We ourselves cringe a little if we get handed a property that includes utility reimbursement (just one more thing to do) - but doesn't mean we mismanage...So did they use a software to keep you updated mostly like with the landscaping for example?

-When setting up the company, should we just set up a general partnership OR an LLC S-corp designation (again, we will be beginning with flipping homes but while we await the capital back from our first project, I was looking to jump into a “buy subject-to” strategy as well that we will be marketing out for deals)-Which PM software is the most cost efficient?

I have been hearing people say COZY is a good software for Landlords to collect rent and have everything in place.

I am looking to purchase software package that offers multiple different calculators and evaluation tools.

I use it in combination with Zestimate, a rentmatch feature our software has, and rentals from the MLS. 

At least in my industry (software/tech), companies from Silicon Valley seem to be moving in on a monthly basis. 

There are plenty of youtube videos and free books on doing this, and you'll need to be slightly tech-savvy to do this online (there is also affordable software to help you for a small investment) - but this is one of the most legitimate players in this market that may be what you need to get started.

A few ways to go about it...a: Online...there are lots of property management software that can easily handle this, many for free e.g cozy, tenant cloud, unit dash, verticalrent etc.b: Pay into your bank account directly...ie they drive to your bank and deposit into your account.

CPA's use QuickBooks over any other software program. 

Does anybody know of any apps or software to create these types of map images.