QuickBooks would be a good solution as it can serve as the hub for the bank account activity you mentioned.

But if that was the case, I need the tenant to clearly tell me this and maybe we can work out a solution together that works for both side.

Just my observation.Fast solutions have slow problems.

If you want to stay hands off, that's fine, but this is what you end up with: firing PMCs to solve problems you really don't understand - you're just not happy with the results and hope changing PMCs will get you the results you want.You're now using this same approach by posting here, hoping someone has a magical solution for you, but what have you done to address the issue?

**Real feedback** from investors and agents who want to test this and see if it meets your needs better than current lead gen/assistant solutions. 2.

I have a first aid kit stocked with dollar tree items (asprin, bandaids, antacids, etc.) and a "did you forget?"

Padsplit's answer is that no politician will attach the affordable housing industry because this is the only private solution to solve the housing crisis now. 

You can also get on LinkedIn, reach out to people who work for Homelink, CRS, Travelers Haven, and ALE Solutions, and ask them how much traction they are getting in your market.

Short-term rentals would be a solution, but due to strict short-term rental laws in rent-controlled areas of Los Angeles, options like Airbnb are typically not feasible.At present, I have a $5 million property in Encino with two units that we cannot rent out short-term due to rent control regulations, and the numbers don’t work for a long-term rental either.

I always try and find a solution for anyone but for this client he had no 10% or 15% down but did have an inside scoop and foot in the door with the owner and broker.Let me know if this is the part of the water you would swim in because I love making connections and Networking.