A very useful app in the works will be facial recognition but it's not available yet.

If you were to send one letter to a list of 10,000, it would cost $6,500, and you wouldn't really build any brand recognition. 

The reason being the 'professionalism' of those that are using them, and their recognition of the limitations and willingness to fix things properly.

So, does anyone have recommendations for an app with built-in optical character recognition, logical UI, and easy-to-learn functions?

Your words of encouragement mean a lot to me, especially as a newcomer to the real estate investing world.I appreciate your recognition of the key points in my post, and I'm glad to hear that you found my approach commendable.

You want a company with A-ratings across the board, that is a mutual company with non-direct recognition.Once your policy is created and funded and time has passed to allow for the growth of sufficient cash values (and this will change from policy to policy), you can begin borrowing from it as a source of private capital.Unlike the other financing sources mentioned above, using your policy offers an immediate source of funds without any obstacles.The benefits of cash flowing life insurance are as follows:-quick and simple loan approval-Does not impact your credit score-Does not add risk by hindering real property-Low fees and low interest rates-Growth continue in policy regardless of loans – known as non-direct recognition-Peace of mind in controlling your own loans instead of relying on a bankIn addition, the Cash Value Life Insurance Policy provides:-Guaranteed cash value accumulation-Guaranteed leveraged death benefits-Secured fixed premiums payments-Dividends-Tax preferred treatment-Creditor protection, as well as possible litigation and bankruptcy protection-Privacy, use, and controlWhen you borrow from a policy, you’re borrowing from your own cash value life insurance policy, so your approval and financing can be issued in literally hours.

You can always parley the brand recognition into a LLC or company, but it all starts with building your own brand since that will always be here to stay, unlike a company. 

And to be clear, this is not a blame or "they did not pay their share" arrangement, its just a tacit recognition that post WWII the US took up the job of defending the "developed" world and spent tens of trillions of dollars to do so for the last 8 decades.

As for websites they’re valuable for recognition and branding, great if you put a bunch of time into making useful content and SEO, and required if you have a new small business.

Do not underestimate the value of that "brand" recognition.