For embroidery they have to convert the image into a digitized format and there is an extra charge for this service.

@Aaron Montague - There's no easy way to make it work with tables beyond grabbing a screenshot and sharing an image of it like you did.

I think it’s the 3rd Wed of the month

Time is of the essence and in Ontario if you hesitate you will be sc**wed.

If that doesn't work you could have the tenants deposit directly into your account (you provide deposit slips labeled w/ the unit #) and you manage the rent roll by viewing deposit images online.

I'll then import those deals into my "Bidding" app in Podio as I've got it setup to view the map location and automatically gives me the Google street image of each propertyThe Bidding app also gives me the Zillow estimates, bed, bath, year built, sq ft, etcIt then automatically pulls comps and a map of the comp locations, but I also run these through my Comp analyzer to give me the bottom and top 5 comps average which is a ballpark 'as-is' and ARVFrom there I run them through my portfolio pricing modeler to determine a price on eachI can generally do this within a couple of hours for a tape of any size.   

The below image gives you an idea of the areas that I am interested in.

TIP: place you HUD bids on Wed. and Thursday nights so it give you extra time to get your end buyer in place.

On the other hand, if they hardly have any reviews at all (or a more equal mix of good/bad reviews) and then this negative one pops up unanswered, potential customers might not know what to believe or may even be turned away.Personally, I like to see a company respond to negative reviews because it at least gives the impression they are concerned about their image and might be responsive if I ever have an issue with them.

Take a screenshot of anyone on their "About Us" page (just the photo part, not all the words) and then upload that photo to Google's reverse image search page and see what pops up.