And I don't have twitter would not know how to use it.. but this hash tag thing.. its all in like code or something.. kind of like ordering burgers from In and Out burger.. there is the menu then there is the secret menu.So for me very straight forward business like and who are the people behind the company.. that goes for anyone trying to sell me inventory ( and I buy a lot probably 250 plus props a year) etc etc.so that's feedback from someone of my age group and economic and business experience.I would think the minority and elderly sellers are worse than I am..

There's a menu on the left, some really critical "additions" in a little cog wheel at the top and I find myself clicking and cursing and hitting back buttons continually while working in it.  

You will want to customize a user role (Settings > User roles) to have View and Edit access for most permissions, however you will want to set the user role's Accounting Menu > Banking permission to View access only.The Accounting Menu > Banking permission restricts:Access to bank accounts for the user's propertiesAccess to bank accounts not associated with any propertyAbility to pay bills, owners, vendors by check or EFTAbility to record checks, issue refunds, reverse paymentsTo reiterate - in order to prevent these users from sending checks or transferring money, they would also not have Edit access to the above features.

For the restaurant analogy, you usually get a breakdown of costs on the menu items...I dont need to know what the restaurant spent on the food or how much profit they are making on my beer, but I would like to know how much I am paying for the beer so I can decide if I should have another ;)

Those alerts can also be seen if you mouse over the "Inbox" on the upper right menu bar and scroll down.

I would like to set up an interactive/menu phone answering system.

All three sites can be collapsed into one (saving registration and hosting fees).URL names are passe today and Google finds everything, so don't think you need a URL per concept or marketing approach.A menu across the top can organize the concepts investor blog | joe buys houses | About Joeand the links take you wherever you please on the one site and can cross link to avoid duplication (eg anypage -> link to About Joe)

In each member post, at the top right you have a drop down menu that allows you to "ignore user" and wham, no more need to listen to or hear about posts from a particular member on the site.

Like everyone traveled SO much in 2021 that some time at home is on the menu. 

From what I have seen and I could be wrong here, but most plans give you a limited menu of targeted date funds or a selection (5-15) of bond/equity funds to invest in.