Hi Im a New AgentBeen looking into some CRM Managements for Real Estate AgentsThere are sooooo manyWhich ones are the Best, Cost effective, User friendly, and Integrate California MLS and other integrations and offer simple export import of Contacts Emails etc with GMail AOL etcAlso looking for a tool to easily upload business cards as i get a ton of them a day to the database Maybe a Iphone app that works with 1 of these CRMS or something that scans or snaps a photo of it and converts it into the database automatically?

Hadar Orkibi Mindy Jensen I just listened to it this morning on my iPhone.

This would be for a Victorian house built in 1929 with a slate roof that has some leaking.

I definitely can't afford an American answering service/ call center yetI have a couple numbers set up-- 1 for property management, tenant calls, potential tenants and another for lead generation, buying commercial properties, contractors, vendors etcOne thing that's driving me nuts and confusing me is I have both numbers routing to my iPhone and GV doesn't tell me which number it's calling from to take, nor if it's a non- RE call directly to my iPhone.Anyways I'm thinking of the following VoIPs which can also integrate into direct marketing, Virtual Assistants (VAs- for this I've been searching Upwork and see rates at $6-7 for english speakers), and in the future implement a CRM (I currently use Buildium for tenants and Excel/ PropertyRadar for acquisitions and leads).What are the best VoIP/ GV alternatives?

The roof could spring a leak and eat your cash flow for several years.

So would it be better to replace the whole thing with PVC or repair when there are leaks?

Working on those (with a real photographer - not me and my iphone)...

For minimal repairs to get tenants living in there would be around $10,000 to fix leaks and the damage caused by them.

I have had slab leaks that we have covered.  

A/C units (3) are 17 years old, roof is 17 years old with skylights currently leaking, there is staining in some of the bedrooms that are near the bathroom showers, and the utility closets are moist and rusting.