Jeffrey Stasz Pros: Free for teams of up to 15 people, Collaboration Tool Cons: Not designed for real estate Basecamp - “It is a good communication tool for everyone that is involved in the project.

It help you prioritize.

I would prioritize finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation over one that is local.There are 20+ accountants on this message board who specialize in real estate taxation.

This is based on scraping the internet - I only have 5 years of experience so would love to learn from others if such a list exists or we can collaborate on this message board to enhance.

One such app that is meant for the task management and is better at organizing, prioritizing, scheduling and managing the same with high level of effectiveness is the cloud based task management tools from Replicon.

I like the collaboration and unity, I am not a big believer in paying for it, especially with the resources that BP offers, most of the self proclaimed "Gurus" have no business in the RE business.

Today's technology allows us to collaborate seamlessly with our clients.

I'm looking for investor friendly contractor in two areas:- Palos/orland townships- bronzevilleMy main criteria for being "investor friendly" includes the following:- understands the importance of prioritizing an investor project and not stopping halfway through to work on other projects, leaving the investor racking up holding costs- always responds to calls and texts in a timely fashion.

I use Slack a lot for group projects I collaborate on.

If 80% of your PMs properties look awesome and you'll prioritize cash-flow and forgo some periodic maintenance...well...it might be a bad fit.