I’m new to the app/BiggerPockets community but would sure like to connect.

Texting assumes you have a cell phone number which you will almost never get from these searches and even paid searches are probably around a 25% success rate.

Relish that moment, as usually a lot of time and some grief has gone into getting to this point.As to your questions on profit, here is what I do:As mentioned, use the HUD sheets from your purchase & sale only for the costs associated to the closing(s) (taxes, water/sewer bills, settlement agent fees, transfer fees, interest paid, etc.).Calculate your COSTS, which could include: purchase cost, any closing fees associated with that purchase; carrying costs (utilities, taxes, insurance, mortgage interest, lender fees,); rehab costs and ANY other fees or costs associated either with that project OR in general that are split over multiple projects (cell phone, mailbox rental, legal fees, accounting fees, etc.) and fees associated with the sale of the property (transfer fees, bring-to-dates on water/sewer/taxes, realtor fees, etc.) 

Property software like AppFolio etc allows tenants to make maintenance requests online with their software on desktop or their mobile app. 

Barrow works for me.Cameron, we are organizing a bit on the Slack app but I got in trouble with the BP folks when I posted anything about contacting one another outside of the BP forums previously.

I’m often looking at properties in multiple states and I’m wondering if anyone knows an app that allows you to create multiple watch lists.

Guys what are the real and reliable apps for beginner-investors can you recommend?

I noticed there was a salesperson exam app and also a salesperson exam/license application.

I have been using the deal machine app which is really useful!

I looked at some apartment apps, Craigslist, and rentometer.