I like that it has a related calendar and also a cloud drive that I can store all of my documents & records on that relate to the properties & their reservations.Another thing I like about Gmail is that you can use "aliases" when replying to emails, so even though an email may arrive in the main inbox you can reply as another email address that you own.

Hi all,I have a commercial tenant who's been leasing a space in our building (in CA) for his deli/liquor store for 25 years.

Check cashing, pawn shops, liquor stores,.

The program is built out at the county level, contains every county record (residential, commercial, land ect) It pulls and scrubs court records like divorce, probate, eviction, liens daily and matches to property owners in the database to build and store their history of all motivations.

I was told, by a website developer, that it's not a good idea to put rental applications on your website, because of the liability of storing personal information, specifically social security numbers.

You might consider both (asking for references, and scouting the early bird material buyers in different sections of store) so that you have contacts for quick-and-dirty jobs, as well as larger projects.  

When I go to Lowes I know everyone there and they know me, the in-store commercial guys will call me when there is clearance/closeout stuff they think I might like, and due to my volume purchases I have a good relationship with the regional sales rep who stops by my office for periodic visits and is a great go-to when I'm not getting the answers I want at the store. 

One unit was leased to a vintage clothing store. 

Go to a used camera store and get an older Nikon D80 and a good used lens.

They all have 10 year primary term leases backed by tens of thousands of stores with corporate guarantee.