I would use a large one since they often can give you a login access to do your own searches via the web (I use Chicago Title).

(You can't see their ratings on their web site unless you pay.) 

Question:  So why the mobile app when you already have essentially the same thing through a web browser but with the added functionality of multiple tabs/pages to manage at once? 

Properties that are unique in their neighborhood are notoriously difficult to calculate for accurate investment value.Do you want to be left stranded, committed to buy at a price the Seller already thinks is the best net-price they can get, and you would be gambling it wasn't?

Similarly, if you're the riverboat gambling type, you can try looking into an equity deal where the buyer pays you X% of final sales price and/or a percentage of rental income if buy & hold.

You are correct, there are numerous highlights I can mention like: I've never lost money on a buy, I've bought a $500 web property and sold it for $4,000 in the span of a month, and I've currently bought a property for $4,000 that I plan to sell for $10,000+ in the next few months.

Go to their web site and search for a Property Management company.

If you have a web site, point them to that so they can read it themselves and avoid any miscommunication.

@Cory Mccarthy, it should not be difficult to find appraisers that work Jackson from a web search.

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