They have good cloud based management software.

The kicker is, I would have to place "N/A" on many terms that are not applicable, which really cloud the terms on the contract that are applicable.Do investors really use a 15+ state approved contract for a simple purchase agreement with sellers?

Quit claims are often used to clear clouds in title.

The cloud based tool comes in a complete package with the task management, project management, time tracking and management and many more.

@Nathan JoensPodio is great for CRM.Rentometer works well for determining rent rates, but I would add that in with zillow estimates.I use Google Track (Android only) for driving for dollars.ContactMonkey is great for tracking emails in Google.MailChimp is nice for creating mailing list campaigns.I use YouTube to upload property videos, but make them unlisted so you can only access with a link.Evernote, duh.Google Sheets has been useful.Obviously some sort of cloud service, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, etc.Google Voice is good.Oh and the BiggerPockets analysis tools!

What due diligence have you done on the title to ensure no clouds?  

I know the septic has major issues and there are clouds on title, but these still need some research.

Cloud, or Fargo/Moorhead.

A licensed agent would NEVER need an NCND since they would essentially be the listing agent contracted with the Seller.Do not let the idea of many properties being sold at once cloud the judgement of how real property is bought and sold.  

My goal is to be as mobile and light as possible using cloud and web based services whenever possible.I'll probably go with a MB AIR.