I would say either rent to them and inspect the property when they leave and if there are problems recoup them with security deposit or don't risk it and deny their app.

Once it is fully up and running, however, it's going to be a seamless transaction and I won't have to mess around with getting a letter from each tenant, going into my banking app, taking a picture of the checks, depositing the money to my account, holding the checks till it gets deposited, cutting up and throwing away the checks, and then doing that 5 times... 

I stopped showing my place before it is at least almost ready because I never received a rental app. from potential tenants walking around paint buckets.

All those organizations post their events and you can track them pretty easily with that app/website for free.  

welcome to BP jasonI would say the best way to find a REI club would be to download a app called Meetup.

Have you explored apps like mint.com?

any chance of it working in the mobile app(s)?

You may want to sell it for cash and pay the cost to so it's about 40% equity in your hands and pay the taxYou do a lease with an option but you're knocking to get more than three or 4% downI don't know what state you're inYou could look at a contract for deed like 10% down of the pan a contract and then refinance it down the roadThe important thing if you're selling on terms send the OF Buyer RMLO to look over the 1003 app for the ability to repay

Are there any great iOS apps for real estate investment that you guys would recommend?

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