Improvements can come from renovations or operations (or both).3) Educate yourself on effective operating practices and applicable expenses.4) Decide if you want anonymity if if you're okay being the known owner.

Lots of interest, applications but no one follows through.

@Dorian Spence in general my policy with any online application is the trust but verify. 

I imagine some people who are more tech savvy than I are using it in more meaningful ways but mostly AI has only helped me with:- Streamlining some admin- Updating listing descriptions- Made some of my softwares easier to use through their own AI enhancements.It has not made me any more money, and only saved me a negligible amount of time. 

Also I put up a porch with a covered roof at the side door instead of just a little step platform with nothing over it, if that might help a bit.Here is some information from the Loan Application we signed at the closing:30 year conventional loan bought 06/18/2020 Loan Amount $95,200 Sale Price $ 112,000 Interest Rate 3.375%Homeowner's Insurance $31.73 per month for 3 mo. $95Mortgage Insurance $21.42 per month for 2 mo. $43Property Taxes $139.08 per month for 5 mo. $695Here is some information from the monthly Loan Statement:Explanation of Amount DuePrincipal 183.82 Interest 237.06 Tax and Insurance 209.34 Regular Monthly Payment $630.22Account InformationInterest Rate 3.375% Principal Balance 84,288.81 T&I Balance 1,177.87 Maturity Date 08/01/50Thank you for any help figuring out how to get lower monthly payments!!

(forgetting to log, categorizing activities, proof for audit, etc.)I’m even considering building a dedicated software/app that makes this easier.Before I dive into it, I’d love to know if there's a real demand and what features would be must-have vs. nice-to-have?

I am fairly confident with todays updated software systems even doing those things will be more simplified. 

Hi everyone,              I’m looking for some assistance in finding property management software for three rental properties.

Is your DSCR ratio greater than 1-meaning are you cash flowing (according to the lender's criteria of mortgage, property taxes and insurance (and HOA) if applicable).

From scoping out the area and knowing several residents living in these types of properties, average rent for a two-bedroom seems to be around $2,000.00/month.I have some questions, as I have no experience with the application process or landlording and would like to know whether my goal seems feasible for someone buying for the first time.1.