If there are no written agreements for the landlord to make specified repairs, they have no real obligation unless the housing code officials press them.

Not a huge pain but in terms of something that can be made easier with software I wish there is a way to extend Postlets.Postlets is a website owned by Zillow and landlords can use it to create online ads and syndicate it to a bunch of other real estate web sites.You put in address, title, descriptions, features, photos etc etc etc and it's free.When a potential applicant likes what they see and they wish to contact the landlord for a viewing they press a button on whatever web site to contact the landlord or agent.I wish when they press the "Contact" button I can inject a custom form to ask the user several questions, such as "have you ever been convicted on a felony?"

Definitely not word press material.2) Price per month is great as other websites would cost 4 times that of what is paid per month.  3) Support desk is fantastic.  

Would be hard pressed to take one if it was given to me. 

Noe and the Mission get most of the press and have increased the most, but there are lots of other neighborhoods in the city that are appreciating rapidly.  

If you need me I'll just be over here with an ice pack pressed to my junk.

My other problem with Z is that when pressed about the inaccuracy, the didn't care and said it was up to the agents to provide accurate info.My company spoke about this same thing in a webinar recently.

I already have the police involved and intend to press charges.

Living in NYC you'd be hard pressed to find a property where the rental income would cover the mortgage with a correctly appraised value.

On the appliances being stolen you may be able to press charges for that.