It is utterly worthless in Texas as the information is often incorrect and Zestimates are COMPLETELY inaccurate as Texas is a non-disclosure state and sales prices are not reported. 

I did the showings myself and was as honest as possible to any potential buyers about the quirks of a house built in 1939.

The tenant and us, as the owners, have a longer term stake in it - am I looking at it incorrectly?

However, if you think you'll have access to "off-the-market" deals just because you have a real estate license, you might be thinking a bit incorrect...

Are you saying that the mortgage release is incorrect or that there is some other problem?

I posted my vacancy in RadPad. 1)  when I do a search as a tenant by zip code, RadPad brings up listing that are even close to my zip code and I don't see mine.2)  prospects have said the listing shows the location incorrectly on the map3)  when doing a search, why can't I scroll and view all results?

Just wondering if I may be doing something incorrectly to access these pages in search topic replies?

I found out what I did "incorrectly" the first time I attempted to answer this...so here's attempt #2.1.)

Either you don't fully understand the cost of properly cleaning up such a mess or are willing to take shortcuts to do it without necessary permits and government oversight....likely incorrectly and thus cause further ground contamination.Good luck

I've used Buildium for 5 years now - LOVE it - you can track all the mortgages separately, escrow, principal paydown etc, the accounts the mortgage payments are drawn out of etc.You can also generate cash flow reports separate from an NOI report....and maybe I failed Finance 101 - how would your NOI be incorrect if you are accounting for taxes and insurance?