Hello BP community,I’m looking for suggestions on some of the best CRM’s that also are easy to use on mobile/tablet.

Includes a tablet, which is probably why the price went up.

My tablets are only $10 per month and I have several unlimited phones for only $15 per month.

.) -- they provided a little electronic "scribble tablet" instead of a pencil and scratch paper, and very simple calculator to work with  (I had brought a calculator of my own, just in case), and the exam took place on a computer, within a secure/proprietary browser.   

Here's a link to my analysis: My Map (this is best viewed on a tablet)Basically, I'm trying to point at the best neighborhoods in the C+ - B- range with a likelihood of appreciation and strong rents.

Hi Ali,I believe there are the links you're looking for:- Zoning of an address : http://zimas.lacity.org (you can click on the zoning code for more info on what it means)- This is a zoning code cheat sheet that I always have with me (in my car, on my phone, computer, and tablet...just in case) : http://90032.org/docs/la-zoning-regulations.pdf Best regards,Tonya

However, only a computer or laptop is able to open zip files, not tablets or smartphones. 

She was able to use this tax savings to fix up the restaurant and install new computer systems so she has a new kitchen, enlarged dining room, excellent Wi-Fi and her guests are now able to order using the tablet at their table!

That's the problem with viewing sites on tablets.. the mobile site misses alot of things and on mobile i've yet to find a good ad blocker.

I've considered something like DocuSign on a tablet and then bringing the tablet to the signing....