Some clubs are more about bringing in a sales person and have a product/service to purchase at the end of the presentation with discounts.

It would be nice to have a place where investors of a wide range of experience level gather and don't care about making money off of each other but only seek to have productive discussions and network with others.

In my lease I say, do not flush feminine products, flushable wipes, flushable kitty litter, etc.

We are developers and builders and this is just the kind of great product we love to do.

Another ground up opportunity that will bring brand new product to our booming marketplace.

He basically said if someone was able to build an HOA management platform that was both user-friendly and affordable, there would be a real market there.Having deep knowledge of relational databases, java rest APIs, user-friendly UIs and just building/deploying web applications in general, plus having built these types of systems many times before professionally -- albeit in different sectors/industries -- I’m seriously considering a side project to build some type of HOA SAAS (software-as-a-service) product that will hopefully make people’s life’s easier without costing them a fortune.My question is, before I invest time and energy in this, is there actually a market there?

Any thoughts on Microsoft & Zoho, or the other products you mentioned specifically around easy of use/integration w/ Microsoft? 

Unless I’m seriously out of the loop, you can’t upgrade from Self Employed to Essentials and transfer your data over - SE is a separate product on a separate OS and it’s a bummer.

They are geared more towards their members and in my experience usually have pretty good loan products.

It's completely unproductive until you pull it out and invest in something productive.