I haven't paid a nickel in loan fees, app. fees, interest, points or any other junk fees in about 13 years.

It's a web-based property management app that helps you manage your properties, tenants, rent, expenses.

You want a credit app and lease if you are going to allow it, but IMO it just strengthens their ability to pay and your ability to collect if they don't or you have to sue for damage.

I see no reason to return the app fee as you did spend time to.

But there is no way I'm paying any broker or lender any up front fee for anything beyond that.I've paid the "application" or "doc prep" fees a few times on some blanket loan apps in the past that never made it all the way through.

I mainly liked Zillow because it works well as an app on my phone and iPad.

Chris,I'm replying to your post from the BP app, so I can't quote it and go back and forth without losing my reply thus far, but here it goes.

/ipad app to track asset management of appliances, roofs and heat and air on single family rental homes.

I do advise a higher sales price and lower interest for the average deal for a seller; however, for a buyer, higher interest, lower price is better.http://apps.irs.gov/app/picklist/list/federalRates.html

Not used to the iPad app yetAaron, thanks for your reply also.