We use Rentredi as our PM software and they charge $35 for background/credit checks. 

Buildium is the property management software we use, and they provide a state of the rental market report every year.

Mine started out as a "simple" form, then became a "not so simple" form, then eventually grew to a full "software package"...that I'm forever adding to and changing (sometimes called improving).

In the times that we are living I was surprise that this wasn't more common on the island, specially for +1M dollar listings in Dorado where the majority of the buyers live outside the island.I have the equipment and software to create Matterport, and Zillow 3d scans and I was wondering if any local Real Estate Agents would be interested in 3d tours starting tin the $150-200 range?

I've seen teachers, firemen, software engineers and all sorts of people invest in real estate successfully.

@Dare AdebonojoTracking all your expenses is definitely something you can do by yourself and with the help of a software like QuickBooks or Stessa.

Houston's move to Austin would put him in good company — the city has become home to several Silicon Valley expats: Douglas Merritt, the CEO of software company Splunk, is also moving to Austin, The Information reported.

Now that I've graduated and am on the job hunt for software development jobs, I'm looking to get out of student loan debt and get into the RE market at least somewhere around my hometown of Framingham, MA.

Anyone else using any direct booking software/calendars on their sites without utilizing a full PMS?

I am a Commercial Real Estate Broker and I have a multifamily apartment complex listing and I am wondering what everyone uses for there analysis like a spreadsheet or software to analyze the cashflow & valuation.