My inspector let me look at his tablet and pictures while he was finishing the inspection. 

Toss a couple of these tablets in the ac drain pan in the spring...https://www.amazon.com/Outland-Air-Conditioner-Cleaner-Tablets/dp/B000KM3BUY/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?

FWIW: I only use BP via a laptop so I can't comment on the mobile/ tablet experience. 

Plus you can get on your tablet, another pc or cell phone and get your 10 free again.That being said, if you are going to make a proposal to someone that involves rents I like to bring out rent-o-meter as a strong reference.

I only wish there was a Google Docs version as we use a lot of Chromebooks and tablets these days.I know I posted a bunch of programs up there, but our staple is Podio due to its flexibility and customization options. 

With GTM you can join by phone computer or tablet (really just about any device).  

My roommates don't use the TV, they either brought their own or use a tablet/laptop.

Remotely log into it from any computer/tablet/phone and I have access to my excel files, pics, invoices (PDF), leases (PDF).

I'll basically read stone tablets at this point.Thank you guys for you input in advance.

Most people can't even or barely afford luxuries like expensive smart phones (Android's) and tablet computers (like my Asus Prime) so how are they going to afford the luxury of a technologically advanced house?