We don't pay the $20 unless they score high enough on our initial scoring of the application and we've had a chance to call prior landlords and employers and they seem to have potential.As far as relying on data someone else has pulled, I would be open to that if we can log on to get it, not accept paperwork directly from the applicant, where it could be tampered with.  

I would imagine that his 401k has a website that he can log onto and model a loan on. 

I have used it once, it appears to log a message if the person is not on. 

Then you or VA could log into podio give them a call back and record all of the rest of the information that you want from them. 

Also note that you can't use list prices, you need to look at actual sold prices - usually within the last six months, within as narrow a radius as possible to the property you're trying to value, on very similar properties - in other words, Comparable Sales, or "Comps".A realtor should be able to run this search for you in about five minutes when they're logged into the MLS, and they can exclude REOs and Short Sales (or include them) - depending on how you want the comps to be run.I recommend getting your hands on some old appraisals from a professional appraiser (and/or broker price opinions), so you can see the process they use to determine market value of a particular property.I also recommend making friends with a realtor who will "run comps" for you occasionally.

The most important part would be keeping track of my expenses and money coming in (repairs, utilities, rents, ect.) and being able to let my accountant log in and help me keep things organized.  

You can log onto the site www.dohardmoney.com and check the states they serve.

Hi all, I have a tech question for you. I run an Iphone 4S with the latest iOS version, and am setup for BP texts when I get a PM. When I get the text I click the link in it and it gives me a popup box reading AUTHENT...

yes, the MLS has guest log in. 

After i wrote that post I though there has to be a way and logged in on the computer and wa la.