app keeps crashing so hopefully it doesn’t post multiple of theseHello all, I’m Dexter, 33 years old and live in the Bay Area with my wife and dogs.

Nevertheless, no matter which app it is, make sure it is user friendly and your tenants agree to use it and the company offers mobile version as well.

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I also use cozy.co app/website for tracking rent and expenses by property.

Also, more and more you can use apps on the iPad to do what you use to need Photoshop and an MacBookPro to do, such as Canva and WordSwag.  

You can use the HomeSnap App to do this easily.If you want to fix and flip:sell to Investors who like to rent to students because usually they’re not picky on how nice it is therefore you don’t have to make the place look perfect, instead just make it decent before you sell it to this investor.You may make less money this way on the flip but it has the potential to be quicker money and you’ll make some connections with people who will always know that property best cause they live there and it frees you up to be a traveling PT.If you want to fix and rent:Use Homesnap app to find run down properties near campus then fix and rent to students.

They may not have as nice online tools, apps, fancy sites like your traditional big banks but we’re good to work with.

We have paid people to remove their bad reviews- most of the time it’s people that get denied because of bad credit or criminal history go on there and say something bad but we just offer to refund their App fee in exchange for them removing their review.

Use apps like MilesIQ to keep track of it.

What is the best app that is free or cost a little money that I can run for eviction checks.