What exactly does an "app" do that a mobile version of the website cannot?

Taking into account things like vacancy factors, higher rental income version multiple incomes, owner/occupy advantages & disadvantages, income and vacancy stability of the renters, maintenance and land lording issues, etc... and even 2 unit versus 3 unit versus 4 unit properties?

I just checked to verify I did provide the link to the English version of the policy, so you should have little difficulty reading it.

If you want lower cost you can buy Quickbooks desktop version (online is more expensive), or if you want free you can do it in Excel (I can send you a template I send to clients).  

@Kishore PathanjeliThe Ultimate Beginner's Guide is a pdf you can download here https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investingThere is also a video version of it that you can watch here https://www.biggerpockets.com/courses/a-beginners-introduction-to-real-estate-investing

They then create an account at smartmove, answer some identifying questions and you get a slightly redacted version of their credit report and criminal history.  

This piece from a writer and (perhaps accidental) landlord was in the online version of the Anchorage newspaper today.

Thanks Percy.........What version are you using? 

I figure SS is the latest version of avocado and expect one day it will be dated ......

Someone posted this review (search Source of income Section 8 and you'll find it) back in 2012 on court cases for "source of income" discrimination:http://nhlp.org/files/03%20NHLP_Bull_NovDec08_source%20of%20income%20defense.pdfAnd in Maryland, unfortunately, I am finding out that while the state as a whole has avoided it, the City of Annapolis and several others within Maryland passed their version of it.