With a very use-friendly interface and most all aspects of management covered, it is a great tool for any level of manager.It is really a one stop shop for all things management.

If there's a problem, I want help now and don't want to deal with voice menu hell.Cons:The set-up interface could be better designed, but if you or your tenant has any questions, again, great customer service is available.Processing time is several days, and over a holiday weekend like this one, it can be 5 days before the money is available in my bank account.

I constantly browse craigs list for the hell of it but do not expect to much to come from that.

A 'bird dog' is a 'finder'... and while there are clear cases of advertisers overstepping their bounds into brokerage (http://caselaw.findlaw.com/il-court-of-appeals/1546961.html) there are also (many not so clear) cases where a 'finder' is not a broker (http://law.justia.com/cases/new-york/other-courts/2010/2010-20104.html).I would encourage anyone to browse the last link for 'finder' and also to look at the section 'Quality and Quantity of Services', 'Fiduciary Duty', 'Differences in Entitlement to Fee'.

@James Syed, we drive by Staunton when visiting family (Herrin/Murphysboro) and I always have to resist stopping and browsing the old car dealership there on I55....way too easy to spend money on old cars instead of investing it in something that will make money.  

Sometimes I browse Racine Co foreclosures but since I'm not a local and it's a tepid market, it's hard to tell the champions from the nags.I am not so sure about your self-help eviction strategy.

Browse the posts on BP.

Everything it does I was able to replicate in Access, minus the fancy internet interface (especially since my tenants pay cash/mail money orders).

At the time, I was not focused on expanding my portfolio but have recently changed gears and have invested into another with a partner of mine who encouraged me to check out Bigger Pockets.I have been quietly browsing the forums and soaking up the lessons learned.

Every time you go to a store and browse all of the useless garbage it’s buyer beware; but the banks bought these loans and now they are sending our economy into a tailspin thanks to their panic knee jerk reaction to a problem that was largely their fault.