They make excellent tenants.Now, to get off my soapbox of unwanted advice and answer your original question :) I would would look into an app called "Task Rabbit".

Thanks, Hal Cranmer.I will certainly look into this app.

For some reason I can't do the @ on my cell phone.

Pardon the clickbait-y title...I'm practicing my copywriting skills :pIn all seriousness though, I just spent the better part of the evening figuring out a little conundrum and wanted to share my solution with any other noobies out there looking to save every cent they can during the startup phase.My one and only cell phone is a Project Fi (Google's new network, integrated with Google Voice) phone.

Use an app to look at prices and rents.

I have  attempted to both log in via my browser and the app on my phone and continually get the incorrect email and or password message.

I have been to your town last year, crazy cost of living, I remember looking at Realtor.com app, and saying how the hell does a retail worker not live in a cardboard box here.  

I'm thinking about what all I'd like to see come in with a rental app. 

I'm on the mobile app so my response will be quick.

THe money I was bringing to the Title company was closing cost mostly.I am loosing my earnest money and the crowd funding site has offered to refund my app fee, my reputation is tarnished, I have another deal no trust worthy company to use and loosing a deal.