For potential properties I can clip information from websites, track auction end dates, as well as opening bids and reserves.For properties I purchase, I create subfolders:Documents - for contracts and proposals etc.Expenses -  copies of receiptsPhotos - Before, during and afterTo Do list Completed TasksThe software is available online, on my desktop and my phone.

I can access it nightly to organize my life on my desktop and it has a phone app that makes it easy to make and check off to-dos during the day.You can assign tasks to others as well which would be helpful if you had many in a team.Cheers,MW

I know how to on my desktop but can’t seem to figure it out on my phone.

However, you want to be a little more successful on the platform let me advise a trategic tip.Keep Mobile In MindInstagram is on desktop however nobody even uses the desktop version, people are using Instagram from their phones.

It works well, but boy was it a difficult switch from the desktop version. 

Most importantly, it is designed for QuickBooks Desktop users of all levels, and that is precisely why the beginning of the book teaches readers features with step by step instructions to record each and every transaction in QuickBooks.The content follows a sequential structure that covers multiple scenarios of closing a deal; it walks readers through recording the earnest deposit, entering a HUD, refinancing, running reports, and many more tasks that are essential to effectively implementing QuickBooks. -- As to your specific questions - check out the chapter Purchases - there is an example of the HUD and a worksheet you need to follow. 

Have you looked at the desktop integration of Google Hangouts?

I use the Quicken Rental Property manager (PC desktop software).

The quality of images you can take with a cellphone is great...once downloaded on your 32" desktop you can go full screen and zoom in to see excellent details, documenting your findings.

I know for desktop it certainly is not.Originally posted by @Cal C.