(for overall bottom-line net profit and taxes)Lease/contract archival (for scanning documentation and storing in the software);Lease alerts (ie which property has a lease expiring in 30, 60 days, etc)Data backup to external sources (again, non-cloud based)Even without cloud-based software, they want to still be able to access the software remotely and securely through any internet connection.

(This book is available in Audio version on itunes, so if you travel a lot you can knock it out in one or two trips, that's what I did) And right now I am almost through reading "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" by Gary Keller.

I contacted the National Department of Archives and History and the man I spoke with said from the looks of it on google and the architectural design he would say that it is around a 1900-1920's home.

(Emphasis mine)http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/896878/000089687813000149/fy13q410-kdocument.htmCall 'em up, Joe, and tell them they are fly-by-night.

They have website templates, payment processing integration, rental agreement templates/signing/archiving.  

PS I archived the voicemail in Google Voice =D

See here for more info: http://www.oldhouseauthority.com/archive/old_windo...

http://www.parjustlisted.com/archives/20968

Tammyhttps://realtytimes.com/archives/item/1042983-when-do-you-need-a-permit-for-a-renovation-or-remodel?

Its an old post brought back from the archives, but it spawned a reasonable discussion.