I can't tell you how many times I see photos that were taken with an iPhone.

Take the iPhone for example, if u asked someone in 1980 if a iPhone is a fad or the future, most will say fad, now we are waiting for the iPhone 8 to be released.

I took the following steps:1. deleted BP app2. completely shut down iphone by holding down power button3. turned on iphone4. reinstalled BP app5. typed password on Notes6. attempted to login by using copied password into BP appThe BP app doesn't provide any error message.  

Typing on the iPhone.

That way you will start hearing: " I like this and that street" and so on.You will gather an unbiased view because the people you called didn't speak with each other first.Second thing is: After you decide on a property, pay the realtor to go there and take pictures and so some iphone videos for you, so you can see the house and the surroundings.Third thing: Pay a property inspector to do run through so you can close on the thing or not.Good luck.

YNAB has a iPhone/Android apps to log your purchases wherever you go and if you forget, it only takes me about 15-20 minutes every week to catch up.

I’m a lousy typed on my iPhone, I meant to type “Condo”.

They don't even want to hire a photographer for professional photos and insist on taking pictures with their iPhones and posting them on the MLS.

People are shortsaling left and right barely before they foreclose and moving into cheaper rentals or mutlifamily co-ops and sharing with multiple generations in the family to make their welfare checks cover overprice iphones androids and lux vehicles.Are rents really falling in Denver, already?

I'm getting ready to test out their system, have also considered Speed Queen's proprietary system that they just introduced but the iPhone app reviews seem pretty terrible...