Can you please recommend apps or websites to look for handymen that can fix properties nationwide?

Basically you are better off leaving units empty than rent to someone that is not at least a decent tenant.We use quickbooks for managing the financials.For tenant maintenance items I am old school and just use a notes to-do app that is shared with my lead handyman (who is leaving me in December: Ugh!).

That being said, do you guys/gals happen to know of any websites/apps I could utilize to make this happen?

Idk, I'm on the app on my phone so maybe that has something to do with it?

Help them with the app and getting set up as long as they have a smart phone and for me it hasn’t been so bad)

Does it take as long as the original app took?? 

What are they doing to draw in people, are they showing the property, have they received any apps?

Cash App, PayPal.

I don't believe in using phone apps since it is too easy to log onto your desktop computer with Teamviewer and run your computer from your cell phone or tablet.As for the cost for what you are describing, the average developers ear earning $2,400 to $3,000 per week, or $60 to $75 per hour.

Right now, I’ve been seeing 15-20 apps on vacant units that are priced with the market within a few days.