Not perfect, but is fast and simple.https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/genius-scan-pdf-sc...

It was an interesting negotiation process that got me to that point, but I followed the PB podcast tip that talked about never making an offer and always phrasing your responses to have the owner make you an offer. 

Google RE negotiation tips. 

AHRN/homes.mil, free housing safety inspections, paperwork/leases/Addendums/PM tools)- financial comparison of buying vs renting throughout one's military career- buying the right primary residence with VA loan when you arrive at a new base- negative aspects of the VA loan and determining if other financing is more beneficial- tips, guidelines, and processes for managing you properties remotely- setting up the right team/network while you live there to make remote management easier when you PCSThe reality is that it will be a slower process for a military member to build a RE portfolio due to mission requirements, but it is definitely possible.

Any advice or tips would be helpful and thanks in advance.Lloyd P.

Knowledge is power, any new ideas, comments, questions or tips are always welcomed.

Plus there is coffee and lunch, so really I am paying probably $39 for a few good tips. 

I'm sure other people will name other apps/programs that work perfectly fine, but I use truerent.com It's simple, allows record keeping, file uploads, and user access for property owners and tenants.

These tips are extremely helpful. 

And for the handy tips.