On the other hand, in San Francisco the auction is done entirely online, over a several day period, and they give you up to 72 hours after the auction to submit your payment. 

Normally it's not done for something like a deck, unless you were going to submit for a variance with the city.

Long story short, the owners currently have a legacy version of Yardi and they would like to upgrade to a more modern, internet-based system.Two questions:1) What would BiggerPockets' recommendation be on new software?

With that being said, I'm wondering if anyone out there had any "hacks"...for example using specific software/Google voice/partners.

I have a property that I have looked over from a local wholesaler and I am interested in making an offer on it a little bit below his asking price. I would be purchasing this property for my first fix and flip. I don'...

Nothing special in terms of the process: Met up with brokers in my area, underwrote hundreds of deals over 6 months, submitted dozens of LOIs and eventually found an offer that worked.It was marginally less competitive when I bought my SFHs - I could offer at asking and have a good chance of getting my offer accepted.

For any tenant, they usually have to submit this type of information on their application for verification of employment.

Looking for suggestions on management software/apps and rent payment options.

@David WilliamsThe issue with bookkeeping is that it is a service that can take a long time(especially if you have different expenses every month) and it is a service that is often not appreciated by the general public.Another issue is that getting a bad bookkeeper will cost more because someone else will need to fix it.You may want to see if you can do the books yourself with the help of a CPA reviewing them on a quarterly basis.There are features within most accounting software's that allow the bank account to be linked to the accounting software.

I learned a very important lesson I learned yesterday as I submitted offer to a seller.