My tablet can do everything my PC can though.

We will be discussing how to screen multi-family properties from your PC before you go to see them, and weeding out the time wasters.Here is a link to the full event description and what you can expect, with the location and time.

Tenants don't need a PC or internet and it's done.If someone really wants to live in my property, they can come pick up a rental application, fill it out, and give it back to me.

I have tried using a different version of the text and just re-sending the same type of yellow PC.

I use my Android phone to link to my home PC which is a little cumbersome but it's good enough for now.

Tried on quick reply (in a forum, i can't see the option for advanced reply at all).Joshua, i can't even PM you, even though we're colleagues.I'm using internet explorer 8 on windows 7 on desktop.

Another tip is when you get a verbal acceptance, ask an appraiser to do a quick desktop for you.

On my PC, I need to put a space after the @ before the first letter.For instance.... @ JaOnce you do that, a dropdown menu should pop up and you'll be able to select the person you want to reference.Let us know if that works for you.

I recommend that not only do they get every property inspected, but also get two or three repair/make ready bids on each property, at least a desk-top appraisal by an independent appraiser for the ARV (don't go just on what I say, pay the $100 to the appraiser to get another professional opinion on that ARV).

I usually scan everything and keep it in my desktop at home but this is a nice alternative.Thanks,