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Quicken allows you to attach receipts (scans, pdfs etc) to any transaction, which I do on big ticket items.

LOOKS like cosmetics in the pics, but who knows.

Here's a pic of the ceiling and prefloor work:I had to pull them together and reattach the boards as much as possible before sanding.

I am not gonna post a pic of our property and cars on here or post a bank statement, but if you would like to spend 99 bucks to fly southwest and visit me my home and office for a day, I welcome you.

The pics of the rooms would all be labeled properly so the viewer knows what they are seeing, and repairs needed by room could be noted.Another idea is a "deal calculator" where you enter in all the details on the property, the seller's situation and the mortgage (incl. % equity) - then the app offers the best strategies for you to offer to the seller (cash sale, sub2, lease/purchase, rent it, list it, etc.)Mobile apps are good for things that happen in the field, and it would cool if they collected and fed that information back into our CRM/back office systems when we return to the office so we can take the next steps (completing an offer, marketing the property out to our buyer's list, etc.).

So many times I'm approached with a deluge of info, pics and docs that I don't need.

In My Humble Opinion:Remote wholesaling is possible and a lot easier to do than I thought.Boots on the ground: use wegolook.com (about $100) to get pics of the property and make sure the property actually exists.

A wholesaler sent it to me and didn't have any pictures so I went, took pics for them and we worked out a deal.

Such as before and after pics on maintenance, owner approval on large expenses, disclosed mark ups on vendors if needed… and they should be easy to get a hold of.You Do not want a company that is not fully staffed or has an agent telling you he can be a property manager for cheap.