If not, you could look at downsizing the payroll to part-time, implementing an altogether different structure of some sort, or even manage it yourself in Buildium or another software, but the question is how sustainable this is.

Title companies pull and aggregate their data in a variety of ways and have software for that.

Anyone know what software that can generate a property profile or a preliminary report.

Hi all, I work as a Software Engineer for a FAANG company and will be moving to Austin, Texas in the next few months.

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Theres lots of free software available to find the comps and do the calculation of the ARV. 

I know HomeSnap works similarly, where if I take a picture of a property, it uses it's software to take my GPS coordinates, search public records and match the public records address with MLS and then because I'm a Realtor with access to MLS I can see the actual listing data if it is a listing, or if it's off market it simply says off market and just reports the information from the last sale/public records.Zillow, Trulia, Redfin, Realtor.com all do the same thing. 

What accounting software do you use?

Hey guy's i'm trying to get into flipping houses but not having to much luck finding my first house, i've tried driving for dollars, zillow, facebook,craigslist and right now i'm using a free trial of propstream which seems like a great software tool but i can't quite figure it out. i'm really looking for help on how to find my first property and which finance option should i use hard money or local bank, if a hard money lender do you recommend one that you have used?

There are many software programs available but are usually more complex than you need.