The app does a good job organizing various tasks and compiles hours into different forms of graphical displays. 

The graphic below summarizes the residential investment situation in Las Vegas.Prices and rents are driven by supply and demand.

I recently saw an info graphic that illustrated Canada's overpriced housing cost relative to rent.

I teach graphic design at Chico State.

I'm a graphic designer who worked for him through a service he insists on using: Upwork.

I will have purchased one property by 1/1/22...something like that...being even more specific is better...I will have purchased a 3/2 worth $200,000 with 10% down and have it rented at $1800/month by 1/1/22...etc.I then try to break the one year goals down even more specifically....more graphically...more detailed...with how I will do that.Probably the more you review them...maybe 1x week....the closer you can reach them or exceed them.I know some people add some things like.....if I reach it, this is what it gets me.....for example early retirement so I can spend quality time influencing my grandkids in a positive way.They might also add something painful if they don't reach the goal....something like I'll have to work a job I hate another year if I don't do X.Good luck, best wishes, sounds like you are on the right track. 

It had to have buttons, graphics and color.I use Xcell a lot in my business.

I just started using TenantCloud and love the graphical user interface.

But check out this graphic with same property NOI growth. 

It was an amazing piece of software, a generic webscraper that you could graphically create packages that could extract almost any type of structured data.I used it to scrape my county's tax bills and property info.