The downside is the cost of internet at $20/month per location.

Don't forget about taxes and insurance, utilities, cable, and internet, and the big one everyone forgets: capital costs.

Here are few pros & cons for each version if you are leaning towards QB:OnlinePros: Accessible anytime, anywhere with internet and also has a mobile app.

Thanks all. a lot of people use listsource, theres tons of companies on the internet or you can go to your local tax accessor.

Incentives might include free internet, free utilities for a few months, etc.So my questions to you, my esteemed colleagues, are Craigslist and Zillow the most employed websites for posting available apartments - or are there others I need to include?

I found this deal searching the internet and at that point I was not a licensed agent so I then reached out to an agent to help with the negotiations.How did you finance this deal?

I've tried (unsuccessfully) to find information on the internet and am chalking it up to my weak Google Fu...Any information would be greatly appreciated!

I understand Houston is a big quirky when it comes to zoning, and my internet searches were quite vague.

They do require an internet connection if you want to view remotely, and you do!  

They are staring at facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social media platforms.Twitter is the cesspool of the internet.