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Ryan Steiner
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Tampa, FL
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Real Estate Computer Programs (Podio/Flipster/REI) opinions?

Ryan Steiner
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Tampa, FL
Posted

Hi BP!

Bottom line: Anybody have opinions on the different Real Estate cloud programs for organizing their work?

I'm getting started in the Tampa area with a focus on flipping/rehabbing. Between ADHD and the memory of a goldfish, organization to me is critical to efficiency and success. I've heard of Flipster/Podio/REI, and a few others but I'd like to hear input. Personally, Flipster seems shady, as does Jerry Norton, so I'm hesitant to shell out 300/month for his software.

Any constructive feedback is appreciated, thanks! 

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Ryan Steiner
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Tampa, FL
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Ryan Steiner
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Tampa, FL
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Originally posted by @Jonathan Greene:

Podio is great, but the answer is pretty simple. If anyone wants you to use their product on here, don't. If anyone wants to develop something for you, pass. You were looking for unbiased advice, not more solicitations like the constant stream of BS SEO is the best that BP refuses to delete. To use Podio though, it takes a lot to learn. I think most people are looking for "easy" solutions and the best CRMs are used with full training and expertise.

Thanks Jonathan! I agree, thats why I appreciated Davids post that outlined what was available for what Im looking for instead of just a quick plug.

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