So I connected my Kwikset 910 and can assign temporary user codes through the web or my phone.

I don't have experience with Fabco, but have plenty of experience with C class rentals.We have found that lower income applicants cannot make a web based screening option work.  

The other thing we like is that being web based, we can all easily see everything at any time, such as 'what kind of stove is that we put in at such and such address when we are looking for parts at the store etc....” 

Originally posted by @NA Warrens:Xavier, congrats on getting started!

Did you look up the tax records on the tax accessor web site?  

This is still over 2k/mo so it doesn't make sense.I could stay in an apartment owned by someone else, but then I'm not building equity, something I badly need right now.In the future:I'll need as much disposable income as possible because I'd like to start doing wholesaling and will need money for advertising through yellowletters and through the web.

After you get quotes for a few properties in an area, you'll have a general idea.Properties taxes are usually online, on the tax assessor web site.Utilities can be found from the utility companies.  

Searched the web but can't really find anything recent. 

No better way to get access to some great free mentoring and networking with others to add to your team as you grow your business.They should offer a robust web based portal for tenants to log work orders owners get visibility to, as well as, owners portal to access reports and invoicing.

Yea we tried an fha last year got into a promising contract (we were using a IDA to fund the closing and part of the down payment) on a short sale n a big bank decided to throw in one last request (to the sellers) at closing and they wouldn't budge with the seller on it so the seller got up and walked.