Plus (and this is a big one) our state attorney general (North Carolina) HATES subject-to purchases -- a few bad apples spoiling it for the rest of us.At this point, we also believe banks may be quicker to call loans with low interest rates as rates continue to climb.

Simply download it from: The Apple app store.The Android play store.Here are more features to consider (or read further): A complete set of documentation about each investment is available.Users can receive push notifications to their mobile device when new investment opportunities arise or when key milestones on existing deals are reached.You can also read educational investing material via the app, such as how crowdfunding works.The app and account are completely free.

That same money paid on their mortgage will have a huge impact if you want to look at the total savings.Compare apple to apples.

iPhones can take panoramic pictures, or I use a digital camera with a wide angle lends.Here is a panoramic photo from my iPhone.

Bad apple spoils the bunch scenario.

All they had to do was keep their mouth shut, unless the judge asked them about it.Not legal advice, typed up on my iPhone, and good luck!

You obviously wanna compare apples to apples.Also, are you using the average rent  or median rent in your analysis?

If I have a question for my realtor as to what my local comps are for a property, I probably wouldn't be pleased if my realtor sent me a smaller bill for that time to do the comp's.I realize it's not an apples to apples comparison (as realtors usually receive a commission), but in the world of real estate I find investors like that approach (as it aligns with their normal communications with other contractors in their business). 

Who is using and can recommend an business card scanning App for iPhone, iPad? 

I went to the APP store to download the BP app, but when I type in Bigger Pockets Apple can't find anything that is related.