Does cozy have a smartphone app for landlords?

I'm scheduled for an orientation class on Tuesday, but have already sat in on three classes today, some of it listened to by way of earbuds and my smartphone while working in my other business.

I have been told that the feature doesn't work on some smart phones though.

There are a few smart phone apps where you can sell books based on ISBN Number (there are also websites)Contact local used book storesContact a local University Library (they would be more interested if it's a collection specific to topic...as an example, the University of Denver has the largest cook book collection in the West - and they aren't a culinary school)Contact a local Public LibraryOffer to sell them all at once on eBay (local pickup required)etc.

Think how Blackberry used to dominate the phone market and seemed like a great bet and now are a thing of the past in the smart phone world. 

No sales gimmicks @Steve Babiak , the exhibitors were great, I picked up some brochures from several that were interesting (Kwiksets landlord locks, HD's smartphone app looks amazing).

Tesla's are cool, but because of the tech, and the speed that tech moves, in my view it's basically a smartphone that will be far behind in 5 years.

If you have a smart phone, you can sync Google Voice with your cell phone so that you can make and receive calls using your personal phone, but you will be using your Google Voice number.

Although depositing checks with my smartphone is pretty easy, I'd rather cut out depositing altogether so that I can go fully on remote access and not even have to be at home to deposit rent. the $1/transaction cost is definitely a better value than using up my time.

I have a fax number setup through gotvmail.com that gives me a toll free vanity number that works as a virtual pbx system that follows me no matter what office Im in, and that same number that routes calls, accepts my incoming faxes and turns them into pdf's and emails them to me as well as taking all my voicemails and delivering them to my email account as an mp3 I can listen to on my laptop or smartphone.