Neither is really meant for business use.Cash App is unlimited receipt once you verify your account. 

Is there unlimited new construction that would drive rents and appreciation down?

I got quoted $1490 yearly cost plus a $30/mo retainer to have unlimited access to my personal real estate accountant.  

Super late to this game, but Mojo Dialer has an add on for $40/month for unlimited skip-tracing.

In total with Business Tax Prep (yearly), Personal Tax Prep (yearly), Tax Advisory (yearly with unlimited support and no hourly billing), automatic linked bank accounts to all business accounts to generate reports, automatically update from bookkeeping software, a single state LLC formation (single time fee), EIN, Entity formation (single time fee), and Loan Agreement (single time fee) was all quoted for $3,035.89.   

If you invested there you could be a lot more hands-on - network - go to REIA meetings - visit unlimited properties in person.Just something to think about.

I love its customization capacity and I can allocate unlimited spending categories and sub-categories.

For a $390 annual membership you can analyze unlimited numbers of deals and it saves all your data so you can go back and compare deals or continue to update your data once you buy something and get it operational.

I don't see any opportunity for a normal person that can touch that in any other asset class. there's always unlimited auxiliary benefits when investing to a "home" where we can live in :- with househack, we literally mortgageless and live for free , stock index can't do that lol- lets say we live in CA but kid wanna do college in TX, we buy RE in TX and househack, almost mortgageless again- again if we keep buying property and DSCR is at least 0.8-0.9 and our W2 could offset the balance, it's another almost mortgageless investment.The true limiting factor of RE investment is the DTI.

If you can find me a place that will lend me unlimited funds at 4% and another place that I can invest and earn a guaranteed 7%, sign me up and see you suckers later.But..... and this is a big but.