Is anyone else having issues when searching the marketplace with IPhone?

I am aware of these tools in the Valley that when there is a motion detected it is recorded and sent to iPhone for review by home owners.

I have near 800 credit score, more than enough to put a substantial amount down, no debt (except owing $700 for a iphone and cc balance I could easily pay off), and am a financially responsible individual, just in the process of generating more income.

I hope BP improves the iPhone app soon.

I sold it for 169kReno costs 16kSome of the pics were all taken on an iPhone in portrait mode.  

One thing I do when I'm looking for properties is take a video with my iphone when walking a property and note everything verbally that could be wrong, and then go over it many times when I get back to the office.I wrote a BiggerPockets post that may be helpful: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8814/72452-how-to-estimate-construction-costs-for-these-29-common-rehab-projects

But I strongly recommend purchasing and holding onto this stock until at least 2009 when the exclusive rights with AT&T to the iphone has expired.

The home sold.The thing I found odd, was that when I went to property guys website, the house was still on their site and it said "congratulations on selling your home with property guys"When I phoned property guys to report that the house was sold by a Realtor not property guys there was silence on the other end.

My iPhone and ipad both came with chargers that have a USB that plugs into an AC adapter.

If your communication with prospective sellers and buyers looks like you're running your business entirely from an iPhone by texting, you don't come across as someone very close to the money (or even the person who knows the person with the money).I'm going to give you two gifts, absolutely free of charge.