Census + Bureau of Labor Stats), so don't plan on obtaining equity growth in this market.

What about in  other countries is there such a thing besides the licensing body usually department or bureau??? 

As the city revels in the glory of its football team's success, questions arise about how this historic win might influence the housing market in Kansas City.According to [Enterprise Esquire], “putting your home on the market after the Super Bowl can be a strategic move, as it is generally considered to be the start of the Spring real estate market.”

Miscellaneous - Check out his Better Business Bureau page, that alone should be enough to scare you off: https://www.bbb.org/us/wa/tacoma/profile/construction-services/fortune-foreclosures-llc-1296-22949795In this YouTube video DJ posted a few years ago from the fake awards ceremony of his "acceptance speech" the host has a lengthy introduction for DJ (almost surely written by DJ himself) stating that he has been featured on the cover of "Personal Real Estate Investor Magazine."

They're also not great at the day to day property management tasks - tenant screening, solid recordkeeping, inspections, etc. and most will never get great at it because the leaders of the enterprise are focused on the flipping.You did well on your purchases, although I'm not certain the return you've shown so far (around 25% net of what it would cost to liquidate) is a fair one given the considerable risk of evaluating these deals long distance, sending rehab money to people you've never met (in Detroit) and relying on photos that the work was done and done in a quality, lasting manner.

Contracting and flipping are both high effort enterprises as is having a new baby.

Doug Fightmaster with Farm Bureau is another great insurance option.

These are not well funded enterprises.  

-Global email/texting capabilities to all tenants-Credit bureau reporting for rent paymentsI don't need the following from the software:-Marketing of apartments for rent-Lease generation-Tenant screeningAny help would be appreciated.

A card that reports to credit bureau's.