Hi I am looking to incorporate a real estate software that manages multiple transactions for a 14 person real estate team in NJ.   

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Hi Brad, I'm from the Hospitable.com team (a top-rated short-term rental property management software) and we had a great webinar on taxes a couple of months ago - I recommend checking it out here.

However this is the minority, and that same aggressive minority will likely make the argument to bring the plaintiff in individually as an additional named plaintiff if the name is not readily available when the claim is first submitted once they go through discovery.

And some potential buyers brought a buyers agent and submitted offers .

Overall I have the impression that many software/tools--provide very interesting amount of actual deeds, history, lien info, county recorded documents, or other direct data.Here is an incomplete list of some services I'm looking into, to see if I find one (or 2) that are a good fit!

Property Radar is our favorite software by far (no affiliation other than I love it).

Whichever PMS (property management software) that you use make sure it integrates with your lock.

The only thing I don't like about them is they are quite hesitate to submit offer for me sometimes, because I tend to go lower too much on asking price.

Any insights appreciated.Thanks, As far as I'm aware there are still a number of rental management softwares that still do background checks such as Zillow Rental Manager (I use it), Apartments.com, TransUnion SmartMove, and others.