Also a lot of Title Companies have amazing apps available to Realtors, for free, that have some unbelievable data searches and ability to put together specific farm markets.

I downloaded  the "Property Manager Rent Tracker" app on my phone, it seems pretty good but doesn't have an option to run background checks. 1) What Property Management Program do you use in 2020? 

However, we don't show an apartment without a completed application and until I have verified employment, income, court reoords in every jurisdiction on the application,  Once I have shown an apartment and have an interested tenant, Basically, if they  didn't  lie on the app then they should pass the  background check.

What's up BP,For a while I was using the app ACR that Mike Butler recommended in Landlording on Autopilot, it worked great and then not so much.

It might make sense to look into a property management app/software that helps you manage everything yourself while still providing a little bit of a buffer between yourself and the tenant.

Consider this, my SOP for on site staff who show properties for me when they encounter a brutal attitude reads: “give them an application say thanks for coming and tell them to put it in the mailbox when it’s filled out completely”... ie: push an app at them and get them out.

I can show a picture but I’m not sure how to on this phone app

Personally, I use our company's app as it's the fastest I have found, now that doesn't give me FSBOs and I think that Zillow is still the biggest platform used for FSBOs. 

Hey all, Which of the above apps sends new properties to your phone the fastest?

I just started using this app called Tellus though.