I'm Ashley Miller, a real estate investment newbie, with a background in HUD funded programs and policy.

They often have some good deals (and they have some points program I'm a part of which is nice) and their fridges usually cost less than Home Depot/Lowes. 

Back in the day   before FHA loans  and other low down payment programs that are out there today.. 

I was wondering what programs anyone has used to track income/expenses?

However, you may be able to setup grant programs and network with lenders like Lee Nguyen at Veteran's Lending Group to create focus groups.

The rental is a 4 bedroom and I’ve chosen to go the route of de-leading the unit (peace of mind, marginal return on investment, and tax credit).anybody who has experience with this in the past if you could provide some clarity, is there a state program that will provide some sort of kick back reimbursement?

I hired a handyman/contractor to fix some drywall for me in a master bath that I am fixing up as a rental.

Our tenants messaged us at 5 pm to tell us there was watering coming through her vent in the master bathroom.

I do not get any money from TurboTenant, nor am I an owner or investor in the company.They have a referral program where they will send me a $25 home depot gift card for a referral - you don't have to use the referral codeStessaStessa is a website that I use to track all my expenses.It is another free site and you can pull reportsYou even can upload receipts.Roofstock recently purchased StessaCompletely freeZillow Rental ManagerI use this to collect rent.Free for the landlordTenant only pays a fee if they use a credit card to pay rent.

Texas Rent Relief Program will pay a number of months rent and utilities.