But I'm afraid of DSCR 1.05 with syndication of 5Y IO 75%LTV.At the end of the day it's market return that's important and not the cash flows.

There are several apps you can use to help you get contact information, as well as templates for letters you can use in prospecting.

It's what I use for my rental portfolio, and they've got a great platform / app.

.• Channels: Phone, Email, App/Portal.• SLA: Acknowledgment 2–4 hrs, solution path ≤ 24 hrs (business days).Options: Acknowledgment 1–2 / 2–4 / 8 hrs • Full response 24 / 8 / 48 hrs • Channels: Phone / Email / App / SMSMaintenance & Approvals• ≤ $250 without prior approval; then post details + receipts/photos. $251–$1,000 with owner OK.

These are easy to use for the front entrance and have good app control.

I run several beach properties and here's what I rely on to keep things smooth:Guest messaging & calendar sync – Hospitable is great for automating guest communication and syncing calendars if you're on multiple platforms.Dynamic pricing – PriceLabs or Wheelhouse help keep your rates competitive and adjust based on demand, seasonality, and local events.Smart locks – I use Schlage or Yale locks with remote access via apps like August or SmartThings.

I believe if you download the meetup app or go to meetup.com and search real estate you'll find all the local ones.

On your phone get an app or buy a temperature gauge, check your house and seal as necessary, lower the temp in the winter, use a space heater for your main living space,   This should get you about $10,000 to $15,000 per year more in savings.b. 

What is everyone using for their property management apps?

I keep all my accounts at the same bank so I can just use one App to look at things.