@Kevin Polite Disclaimer: I work for Lima One.I've asked a senior analyst in your servicing department to reach out to you to find a solution to make your payments easier.

Sometimes the client is overbearing, meaning they don't listen to their Architect because they have their own predetermined solutions and just want the Architect to "sign off" on them.The relationship between the Architect and the client is much like a marriage sometimes. 

Quote from @Chris Seveney: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Michael K Gallagher: I've always felt there had to be a solution similar to this. 

You DO NOT want to be an inexperienced landlord when you are trying to select a property manager either, in case you thought that would be a good solution.

I'm a Managing Broker w/ a team at Compass ; we specialize in selling STR properties but don't currently have a property management solution, so I could see some ways where we might be able to work together on that.

I am not saying Nomad is the same situation, but being digital might be a negative verse a positive if you are looking at it as trying to actually keep your property/asset in a position to win verse just going with an easy solution. 

You’re exactly right, and that’s the biggest lesson I’m taking from this: capital commitments need to be verified and structured early with signed agreements so everyone is protected well before closing.At this point, I’m focusing on the most realistic solution, which is experienced private capital that can move quickly.

Each of these has been designed to cater to the different needs of property management professionals, helping to keep your business organized and your records meticulous.Buildium:Great for property managers handling a range of property types.Offers accounting, maintenance requests, leasing tools, and an online portal for tenants.AppFolio:Suitable for residential, commercial, student housing, and HOA property management.Provides features such as online rent payments, vacancy posting, maintenance requests, and accounting.Yardi Breeze:Ideal for smaller to mid-sized property managers and landlords.Features include accounting, operations, leasing, and rent collection.Propertyware:Designed for single-family and low-density residential properties.Offers customizable reports, maintenance, and inspection management.Cozy (now part of Apartments.com):Best for individual landlords rather than large property management companies.Features include listing properties, tenant screening, rent collection, and tracking expenses.Rent Manager:Good for managing a diverse portfolio of properties.Comes with a comprehensive set of tools including financial management, CRM, and reporting.RealPage:Suitable for larger firms with extensive property management needs.Provides solutions for revenue management, expense management, leasing, and more.MRI Software:Offers flexible solutions for real estate owners, operators, and occupiers.Includes tools for property-level management, accounting, and investment management.TenantCloud:Good for DIY landlords and property managers.Includes rent collection, tenant screening, and property maintenance features.Hemlane:A technology-enabled property management solution.Offers tools to advertise rental properties, screen applicants, and support local agents.I recommend exploring these options and taking advantage of any free trials they offer to find the software that best fits your needs.All the best with your property management endeavor.  

As one of the posters here mentioned- most people who are successfully cash flowing LTRs bought them ten years ago, so the solution is to find something that is close to what you want, in a growing and desirable area and take action.

If you treat it as a foundation rather than a complete solution, you'll do well.What does your calendar look like right now?