This post forced me to pull out my phone and see what my top 10 FREE apps are...AppFolio (of course as a property manager, need to keep tabs on the day-to-day in a mobile world)Google (Counting Google as 1 app for Google maps, Google drive, Google sheets, Google gmail, Google calendar)Dropbox (records, documents, reports, backups for Google Drive and AppFolio accounts)Messages (of course, text me)Camera (of course, stills and videos)Podcasts (BP junkie, of course)KakaoTalk (wife, sons, Korean family members in different states - free international calls, private messages)Notes (keep track of job site details, pictures, InstaGram (probably should have made that #11) photo posts from desktops, ALL Apple apps synch through iCloud to computer network to all desktops both at home and in business office location.

Most of her guests are international (which is pretty cool).

My personal theory is that tenants collect junk and abandon it just as easily because it helps them maintain a personal illusion that they have some control over their living situation, in psychological terms "an internal locus of control."

A non-profit in our town has Vistas (like interns) who are sharing a two-bedroom house we manage.

Technologies future = primarily international gateway cities. 

Whereas, the source of funds for the debt created is from so and sos SDIRA and in keeping with compliance requirements under Internal Revenue Code xxxxx, which stipulates that debts created shall be made on a non-recourse basis; andWhereas, the Maker(s) have granted a security interest in real property, legally descibed in that certain deed of trust hereby modified, having a value this date greater than the original principal including any expected interest accrued thereon, the sufficiency of which being accepted to extend credit on a non-recourse basis.

I did their paid advertising for Zillow rental manager once, and you can tell that their internal technologies are jacked up, and their monetization practices are sneaky.

Jennifer, I'm an Australian citizen living in Canada and I'm a passionate international real estate investor.

Portfolio loans are kept in house so as long as that bank/lender deems you are qualified they can lend whatever their internal policy is.

Hey everyone,I am a Canadian currently living in the US (Jacksonville, FL) on a TN Visa. I am eligible to work here for three years and I have the option to renew for 2 year periods subsequent to my initial term. Howe...