I was able to find the tenant data going back over 7 years, so we get maximum points allowed in the lottery. 

Again I have explained this to my agent, I also explain to her about my thoughts on the economy, real estate and data that’s happening in the market.

My goal is to turn this management portfolio into my own business as I gain more properties to manage over time.I recently was able to acquire my first property to manage in the Tampa/Wesley Chapel area and I wanted to reach out to anyone in the Bigger Pockets Forum who has the knowledge and experience when it comes to managing properties and could share any tips that would guide me to be successful throughout the process and grow.If there are any management software or apps anyone would recommend to store property data in to stay organized, and to aid in any maintenance request by the tenant, please share!!!!  

But, I do not have confidence that rents will increase next year nationwide, and none of the economists/data experts I follow or talk to have much confidence either.

Of course we are happy to provide specific data with you. 

It all went very smoothly, we went out and celebrated afterwards, and I can still call the seller up if I need any historical information on the building-or whatever.

Unfortunately I don't think there is an automated thing on Redfin or Zillow that tells you HOA requirements, many HOAs are small and behind the times on getting that data out there. 

That is a historically low rate.

We looked at a historic building "off market sale" near the San Juan Bautista Church. 

I imagine there's some historic precedents that have the professionals wary.