There are a few inspection apps available on the iPhone App Store;  are any of those good?

(It would probably be a waste to insure a flip phone purchased from a gas station, but it would probably be a good idea to insure a brand-new iPhone that you borrowed money to buy.)2.  

A lot of calculating, analytically-oriented investors get stuck creating spreadsheets and running equations and forget they actually have to BUY something at some point.Glad to have you here, and also utilize Meetup.com I found a lot of real estate groups on there (browser-based and iphone app) and you can get plugged in very quickly.My dayjob is real estate investing, so let's meet up sometime and go over your ideas!

There is also podcasts that you can stream from your iPhone and blogs that you can access from anywhere.

My 3rd warranty backed iPhone 6s still works good for my needs.... haha. 

I explain to all the young folk how getting a new cell phone works, how they do a soft hit on their credit to check for open collections and payment habits... and how the $1300 iPhone 37xL or whatever we’re currently at will need to be paid out in cash and not financed over 2 years by the phone company if I end up reporting multiple late payments or and granted a collection order against them.

So ever since I got the new iPhone 11 the Bigger Pockets app keeps on crashing.

Setting up the auto email now, think I can use the do not disturb auto text feature of iPhone.

I've tried to adjust the settings on my iPhone, iPad, and laptop but none will save the settings. 

I don't use an iPad for business, but I do use my iPhone for just about everything.