A lot of investors who bought in 20-22, who got bad advice that they could manage a place with their iPhone, are dumping their properties as a result.   

If a guest shoots a message like "we are so excited to stay for our 5th anniversary..." 

In other words, if the person has an online presence, you can find out many things about them and then add them to your contact list.5) There is a nice follow-up feature that you can setup.6) Integrates with alot of the other different services that will allow you to "do business within your business".7) Can be used from within any browser and also has an IOS app for both my iPhone & Ipad.There is more that I can say about the service, but, I'll stop here. 

If the property is not redeemed by the three year anniversary of the sale to the State, the Certificate holder can surrender the original assigned Certificate the county redemption official and receive a tax deed upon payment of a nominal issuance fee.

In addition to this, your photos by your listing agent look like they were taken on an iPhone.

It depends on the State and the County, just google "real estate photos with iPhone" and you can find a bunch of services. 

There's a lot of great advice here, but the first thing I noticed was the dark photos that look like they were taken with an iPhone.

Not to mention I ditched my iPhone 5S for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (battery life = sooooo much better, lasted TWO DAYS without charging) and I don't have iTunes on it (and I probably won't install it either). 

Since my purchase anniversary is coming up, I want to use the same strategy...acquire another property with 3.5% FHA (because its a point lower than conventional), however, I now to refinance out of my FHA loan to conventional so I can free up my FHA loan for house #2. 

Plan on buying property #2 by your 1 year anniversary of property #1.