Look into holding your BTC in crypto.com (website & app) and you can "earn" BTC by holding, also called staking.

You can Google time tracking templates/spreadsheets or download a time tracking app.  

The question was - which should someone put money into - this is an unanswerable question because each person's situation is so different and these two products are, as others have said, comparing apples and oranges.  

Price is reasonable and from this discussion and my 10min on the free version it seems there is value in the app.   

My plan is to use the google form to get them to the unit viewing them explain to the me that they'll have to use the app to apply, pay, and request maintenance. 

I have a what's app group with him alon gwith others for the property and it shows he has read my messages. 

@Steve Ford - I use the free app DealCheck to run my analysis because it has all the line items in there so I don't forget an expense.

We include free high-speed Wi-Fi and all other utilities, giving a huge savings for tenants, apples-to-apples compared to alternatives.

@Shawn McMahon I will echo that getting connected with a good real estate broker will make things easier, but meanwhile the Redfin.com app gives you the next best access to MLS listings, and is a little more user friendly than the MLS Portal.  

(Perhaps starting out with a little contrition and modesty would help prevent the zuckerberg effect.)Trying to automate property management via a start up/app/web/tech approach is laughable.