You nee a web presence, an amazing credible website.

When dealing with an administrative web of red tape, the city employee you are calling has no incentive to help you find a solution.

If any one has any online web/app suggestions, I'd love to hear them!

It's a tenant rights web site for WA, but it is actually accurate and quotes the RCW's for the state.

Maybe on the web even?  

Kevin Schulz Pros: commonly used accounting software Cons:2.5 star rating on AmazonCost: QuickBooks Pro 2017 web download 189.99, $45/month for onlineBuildium – Property management software“The current software I use is Buildium.com, the software is one of the more inexpensive softwares to get for your management systems at $40.00 a month up to 200 units and then the price bumps to $200.00 a month.

I have upgraded the gating system to include keypad entry rather than RFID cards, have started integrating an online web portal for renting units as well as being able to do it over the phone.

"I can't give my client's personal info out, but please see the testimonials on *insert social media and business web address here*.

My top business-related apps : Landlordy (rental income/expenses management on iPhone), Mail2Self (quickly email to yourself any web page you have visited and want to follow up later), MileIQ (automatic mileage tracking), Dropbox (obviously), WhatsApp (communication with tenants/vendors), Scanbot (digitizing paper into pdf files), 1Password (keeping my passwords safe and unique), Soulver (smart mix of calculator and Excel-like capabilities).

I don't know about BP but as closest I have come to finding something that I can use on my phone and I believe they're beginning to investigate web based application is something called DealCheck .