What software should I use?

Buyer who wants to develop later (more on this below)Would love feedback on which buyer type actually takes interest in properties like this.Rental Scenarios I Ran (rough draft)These are just examples of what I’ve seen in Englewood with similar setups:ScenarioEst.

-Costs and Numbers: Ballpark for site development on a small scale (pads, septic, electric)?

Your agent should be able to help you develop a Scope of Work.

Markets like Columbus, Ohio are great for this because you can still find single-family rentals or small duplexes in the $120K–180K range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow from day one, while the city’s strong population and job growth, plus major developments from companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Honda, and Facebook, give you long-term appreciation potential.

I'm now currently around 60 and do have all the software, but I made a conscious decision to not implement anything until I hit 10. 

Two main options:1) Use Buildium, Hemlane, Doorloop, etc PM software, which have adequate accounting features and will be more robust.- Note: ACH payments must be initiated by the tenant, you do NOT initiate.2) You can export reports from Zelle, Paypal & Venmo and give to bookkeeper, w/o disclosing your logins.- You can manually do whenever or pretty sure they all allow some report automation.- ZELLE: depending on your bank (if you have a business account), you can often add another user with VERY limited access.

I reached out to a few of the new construction developers to get a sense of their current pricing.

It's appreciated greatly-- luxury developments are going up all the time.

Many things change when this happens such as loan options are reduced, interest rates can increase, and development-related costs increase, to name a few.Have you looked at doing PadSplit rather than increasing the number of units?