Rod's resume and Lifetime Cash Flow book are impressive.

I had someone in for about 8 months, but they left early April, and at the same time my property manager told me he was no longer able to work with me, presumably because he's focusing on larger (more profitable) villas.I did immediately get online and do my best to find new property managers/mgmt companies, but I found that almost everyone whose website/references/resume I was impressed by was not taking on 1 bedroom units.

However, the key is partnering with a professional agency that not only supplies experienced VAs but also uses robust systems—like well-known CRMs—to track calls, monitor lead quality, and analyze performance metrics.Keep in mind that not every VA agency is created equal.

@Susana W.I find the adventures in CRE spreadsheets to be fairly robust. 

.* are they being completely transparent with their investment resume?

When we started our property management company, we looked into switching to something more robust, but Hospitable beefed up their property management features, so we stuck with them. 

OwnerRez offers robust features like direct booking, accounting, and insurance integration.

Alternatives include Stessa (free) and Buildium (more robust, pricier).For testing, a phased approach is generally best.

Well its really the LED lights have just faded, but for the price I was surprised by the robustness. 

Any suggestions for a user friendly and robust online software to manage rent payments and day to day management with tenants?