It’s super easy to use and has most of the core features of QuickBooks Simple Start, like categorizing income and expenses, and it’s very affordable at just $10/month.

Their website features some active short-term rentals with actual income history, but it seems the vast majority of the properties on there are simply pulled from the MLS and assigned a projected "Annual Revenue" and "Gross Yield". 

Might be worth you looking into if you want access to something that's affordable ($5/month per unit), has lots of features that I've really liked, and more - especially if you’re unhappy with some of the tools or processes you’re using today with managing your property. 

I'm not a city planner, but from seeing how accessible it is to buy a home from a builder on the outskirts of town, with more affordable prices, interest rates, and better features; I just don't see how the INTERIOR of a city can really "Revitalize" without there being incentives for ambitious real estate professionals.  

This would be common for a "normal" business like a retail store or the like, but when you are dealing with a real estate business featuring STRs, things are different.In the end, the house is worth what the comps say it is worth.

And the dependency that is a feature of syndications, is an impediment on this spirit of freedom. 

FHA has some cool features that are often overlooked: FHA streamlines for example are amazing refi opportunities with really limited hoops to jump through. 

Pro tip: if you get a place without stairs and maybe with some accessibility features, I regularly get STR guests who need a couple bedrooms while a family member is getting treatment for a week or two.

Hey @David Robertson, is this the forthcoming feature/option that will be coming soon in your app?

It has a feature that's bundled with their version of a digital guidebook, where guests can submit maintenance requests.