I know there are a lot of opinions and threads out there on this very topic, but I started this one assuming a) a small-time landlord or PM, and b) recent comparison as both Buildium and others have been adding features lately.I am both looking to be as paper-less as possible, and I like to access the service from a tablet on the go.  

I'm particularly excited about bring a Windows 8 Tablet with me everywhere and being able to run my lead management software (that I developed) on it.

You print all that on a peace of paper or put it on tablet and ask them what they think would be fair considering what the market is and that way you are going to make them raise the rents on themselves without them being frustrated and you putting it on your shoulders.Good luck.

Can you sit up in bed at night with your tablet or laptop?

The necessary equipment should cost around $2,000 to $2,500 (including a fast tablet: iPad Air 2) at a minimum.

Here are 4 gift ideas for your loved ones who work in real estate: realtors, mortgage brokers, real estate investors, or escrow officers. 1.iPad or Tablet Device: Because there are so many real estate-specific apps such as HomeSnap, tablets are great for real estate professionals.

and a side menu should pop up with all posters on this thread, unless you are on a phone or tablet, and then just select the person you are trying to tag.I think you guys are being kind to say Morris seems like a nice guy and this is a result of MI's growth and success.

This thread is several months old (years in smartphone time), and I'd be interested if any of the posters has changed their opinion of their phone they selected, has latched on to a new phone, or if any one else would like to comment on the smartphone they currently use in their RE business and what they like about it.Also interested in who might be effectively using an iPad or other tablet technology in combination with a generic phone.

excuse typos por favor, on tablet

@Joseph Walshif you're using a computer/tablet, go to the top header where it says "community", you should be able to find "networking events".