I've been using Tellus, which has a third-party platform to do tenant screening and it's totally free.

I want to see if BP is a good cross section.

I readily admit that I do not work in double closing short sale transactions, but it seems as if the lenders would have a hard time swallowing this.Hopefully I'm wrong, but I just see the lenders refusal to accept reality as a difficult bridge to cross at times.Just my thoughts,Dave

Earlier in life - I landed the PERFECT job as a USAF officer working directly with the military complex to design a brand new flying computer platform for the Air Force.

That's better than a recurring cost and if you have your own hosting as mentioned by several people in this thread you'll also have your own IP address, which is better than a platform where everyone has the same IP.

Going for an associate's degree never even crossed my mind.

I would rather miss out on a property than have that sinking feeling that I overpaid and now I am hoping and crossing my fingers that maybe this will still work out and I may make some money.

But cross the free way to Palo Alto same house is 1.5 million...

Airbnb has steadily been my better performing platform.

Platforms like tenant cloud are great if you plan to grow and keep doing everything yourself.If think you would ever outsource property management, it's worth keeping your property management software seperate and using a generic accounting system like Xero or Quickbooks.