We have tried Asana and the user interface is great, however it is harder to customise and run on your cell phone.

The other night, I was watching a hockey game (yes, I'm Canadian) on tv and browsing Facebook when a post from a local Facebook classified group caught my attention.

The other issue I saw was that the user interfaces just aren't quite there yet.

Had a couple of questions about Auction.com, I have been browsing it for a couple of months, making inquiries here and there. 

So I occasionally browse the Craigslist "housing wanted" section to look for potential tenants.

PS: I've browsed the forums for a similar post but couldn't find my answers, maybe I missed it.

Any tips on how to choose a good assessor, and how to interface with them?

I know overseas the government helps a lot and you don't need to have a massive amount down.My plan is to buy relatively cheap for my first time ($55k equivalent) with a 10% down.Everyday I try to browse online listings to start getting an idea as to how much apartments are costing, and to get better ideas as to what units cost in the different areas.All the best man, you are already better off than most people your age!

Plus there are several current and former military members on the site, so just browse thier Forum and blog posts to get some other insightsKen

Browse through the posts and find the thread on it.