I'm in thePhoenix / Scottsdale, AZ area, and the real estate market has definitely trended upward here, but would love to learn if there are still deals to find in this market...but I'm open to working anywhere my computer and smartphone allow me to access.I'm turned on and ready to go - any mentors looking for enthusiastic newbies experienced in working on the entrepreneurial side of life, please let me know!

When they only did search, it was a vertical service, now that they are in multiple areas like smart phones, bandwidth connectivity, maps, driver-less cars, etc that is more horizontal across different services.

Just download the weekly shows to your smart phone and listen to it.

things is prospective sellers literally print it out to show their home is worth a million bucks.. just cuz Zestimate said so (nowadays when i check, it says unavailable 9 times out of 10 even when they are wielding their printout or smartphone screenshot)

Then using my smart phone I installed the SmartThing app and followed directions to add all the other other smart apps.I installed the dead lock and door sensor on the door for the laundry room. 

Its brutally painful when my father has close to 60 units and renters work odd hours So my question is this, what are some good options for landlords who's tenants may not particularly be familiar with the Internet or smartphones?

I have found the smart phone app is easier to use than the general website.Andy

They offer a practice test book that my teacher frequently recommended. here on Amazon.com Dearborn is the company that publishes our books, and they have a smartphone app that people in my class seemed to like.  

It rives me crazy when I see listings with horrible photos from a point and shoot or smart phone.  

@Fernando Londono and @Scott Trench I assume you mean you made the purchase on your smartphone and then tried to open the link to the book on an iphone or iPad.