Is anyone else having issues when searching the marketplace with IPhone?

I am aware of these tools in the Valley that when there is a motion detected it is recorded and sent to iPhone for review by home owners.

If they’ve got a special occasion, such as an anniversary, it leads to more dialogue, and I usually send a bottle of sparkling cider and a Happy Anniversary note.

I have near 800 credit score, more than enough to put a substantial amount down, no debt (except owing $700 for a iphone and cc balance I could easily pay off), and am a financially responsible individual, just in the process of generating more income.

I hope BP improves the iPhone app soon.

I sold it for 169kReno costs 16kSome of the pics were all taken on an iPhone in portrait mode.  

One thing I do when I'm looking for properties is take a video with my iphone when walking a property and note everything verbally that could be wrong, and then go over it many times when I get back to the office.I wrote a BiggerPockets post that may be helpful: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8814/72452-how-to-estimate-construction-costs-for-these-29-common-rehab-projects

But I strongly recommend purchasing and holding onto this stock until at least 2009 when the exclusive rights with AT&T to the iphone has expired.

In my association, we have to have a vote within 6 months of the 20 year anniversary of incorporation.

The home sold.The thing I found odd, was that when I went to property guys website, the house was still on their site and it said "congratulations on selling your home with property guys"When I phoned property guys to report that the house was sold by a Realtor not property guys there was silence on the other end.