I have never heard of a program like that - I would be doubtful if it is worth it  - Understand a little about owner's motivation to sell. if a building is on the market for sale by FSBO, by agent or public auction - those sellers listing to sell are motivated - they may try to hide there desire to sell and say things like ''I ain't going to give it away!"

In the background the query goes to Amazon Web Service HyperPod which uses massive Nvidia H100 GPU.The future for AI for "forum summarization" is great because every forum that's searchable publicly can be used in similar way.

Perform the same task in each app to ensure a fair comparison.Load a property with pictures and details.Market that property.See what your marketing looks like from the public's perspective.Submit a fake application to see how easy the process is.Run a credit/screening report on yourself.Enter a maintenance request, assign a vendor, and attach a fake invoice.Enter charges to the tenant's ledger.Enter recurring charges and automatic late fees.Sign documents electronically.Run owner reports.After testing a few apps, one should clearly stand out.

I did switch to one of those (not going to say publicly for privacy & security).Uploading data or settings from Mint is going to be a very tall order.

It’s so annoying when a website doesn’t list the price publicly.

We're planning on expanding on our integrations before we launch to the public this summer.  

There are pros and cons to areas in any geography: schools, access to transportation / highways / freeways, location of the home in relation to work and a whole lot more. 

     The Lehigh valley area has had enormous growth --the largest area in the US for warehousing and transportation--largest growth in Jobs from all the warehouse which makes this a great are for rentals.  

The residential brokerage industry is in transition right now; after numerous attempts the last 15 years by well financed - venture capital backed companies that attempted to "disrupt' the industry (ibuyers, Zillow, buyer's only agents, public access to MLS, flat fee MLS, discount brokers), we are still at basically the same place we were in 1975, i.e., 6% commission paid by seller.So, the next step is compliance with the settlement agreed; no offer on MLS of seller agent sharing points with buyer's agent.  

If the "binkie" statement all too many run to of "markets will always act uniquely" were true, riddle how I nailed forecasting with 97%+ accuracy since start of covid when I started PUBLICLY putting my ballz on the chopping block of making my forecasts public information.