I switched to my desktop to give more info - https://naborly.com/, Equifax sends small LLs their way. 

They may have great success and can work magic with some other brand.Are they capable of working with both cloud and desktop software? 

If you are trying to buy froma desktop it's going to be hard to find deals with creative financing options but start by joining local REIA or Facebook group in that area to network with others to find those for you.

So QB desktop is what I went with because it's one fee and I can add as many LLC's as I want.  

These tend to specialize in lending and securities, not closings.I keep a file on my computer desktop called “Questions for Stephanie.”

The lenders I use usually reference two stages, first running the info through Desktop Underwriting (DU) to make sure it gets approved by the system, and then having an actual human underwriter review and approve the information.What we often do as listing agents (that you could probably do since you're representing yourself, although the buyer may need to give their mortgage person permission to talk to you) is call the lender directly and ask if they've actually received the credit, asset and income info already, and if so, if it has been run through DU. 

@Chad Kastel see above ^ I haven’t figure out @ mentioning someone on desktop yet.

I will definitely be at the April one though, I'll add you later when I'm on the desktop site, the BP mobile app isn't really very functional, like adding people!

I learned terminology, the basics of evaluating repairs, the basics of working with contractors, what desktop underwriting is and how to qualify buyers, an overview on marketing for leads, a crash course on land trusts, etc etc.

Or on your laptop/desktop.