I got into detail of what they were looking for first.. then I qualified that they had the money and were ready to go ( like a good car salesmen does) then I picked 3 properties ( back before the internet ) One I knew they might like one that pretty sure they would not and one I knew fit all the criteria and they would buy. then I asked for the order point blank and wrote it up usually on the Hood of my car.. contract with NCR paper and off er went to escrow. 

Hows it the biggest change to the industry in a century...when literally 25 years ago the MLS was not on the internet, and thus commissions not easily discernible from going to an online MLS.Literally we are just going back to something that existed in the industry not that long ago.

Check out FilePlace, where user-created forms are available for free.

There is support and users out there. 

The owner pays for all the bills currently 575 per unit, which include water, electricity, internet, and cable.

It's an LMS that looks really user-friendly.

@Scott Trench Not to throw rocks, but you did ask for an example that we have seen a lot of lately.https://www.biggerpockets.com/posts/user/reginab52?

Next, we tried RESimply, which was robust but not very user-friendly, especially in terms of automation.

However, I am strongly considering the type of thermostat that has password protected set points (ex. prohibits the user from going lower than 70 degrees).

- that brings up a list of all people who posted in the thread, and you scroll along and pick the person you want.Another way is to again use the "at" symbol @ followed by the first few (I think at least three) characters of the user's name; this can also allow you to tag colleagues to participate in a topic.