Whereas QB Pro integrates well with my Bank of America Business accounts so, as far as ease of banking is concerned, it seems having QB Pro is a good idea.

It's good to see that there are still people with integrity out there....not just "bottom-feeders".

Would you say that whether a listing agent also represents a potential buyer or not is a matter of the agent's integrity, or do they generally only do that when there isn't more than one offer?

I am new to the game, and want to act with integrity.

Some exceptions, but generally.The best way to go out of business in RE is to simply lose your integrity and pull things to get a few dollars more!

The only difference would be per transaction fee, and if it integrates with your online software or QuickBooks.Our clients use:http://www.billandpay.com/ - monthly fee of $16.00 and .55 per transaction.

It's free on the ipad and integrates with popular cloud storage (dropbox, google drive, etc..) 

Still, I have no desire to play games and feel that one can maintain integrity with business dealings.

My goal is to create a vertically integrated, one stop investment option, that is scaleable in numerous markets across the country and I think that this site can help turn the dream into a reality.

I don't have any experience with fire damaged property, but they may be able to give you some insight into the structural integrity of the building, or possibly approve a visit.Good luck!