Take a look on the NARPM national site, they are all listed there under affiliates I personally use AppFolio, but much larger portfolio, anything under 100 units not worth it with Appfolio and PropertyWare, but both are awesome and does everything and then some....If you have any questions, PM me and will be happy to help

Yes, you signed up at some website that was a lead capture page - they captured your email address, and will bombard you with all sorts of investing-related affiliate marketing schemes where they get paid if any lead passed along makes some purchase.

Hi @Olivia Darling, Arizona Real Estate Investors Association has affiliates that specialize in all things real estate, including a great attorney.

I understand that I will have to sit for the exam, as well as have an affiliation with an existing real estate company (recommendations would be absolutely welcomed!)

One that comes to mind is First American Title and Escrow (I am not affiliated with them).

I’m not affiliated with Bob, just bought the course in 2015.That being said, I don’t focus too much on the tax overages anymore.

I am a member of and have joined several professional networking clubs during my lifetime and really saw this opportunity as no different than what other organizational clubs offer in terms of membership and non affiliate opportunities to enhance your craft.

PS -- here's a link: http://www.investopedia.com/articles/retirement/05/commonquestions.aspThe key phrase: "The rules regarding contribution limits for multiple plans for multiple businesses are different if the businesses have a common ownership or affiliation"

I used to make affiliate sites for people and linking every aspect of social media together was great for SEO prupses.

http://www.nreinsurance.com/I have no affiliation with the company.