I suppose mobile apps like Landlordy, DIY Landlord etc. can help you - easy to categorize income and expenses (even with photos of the receipts) and option to export data as excel/.csv file to pass it for accountant at the tax time.

Google always has pretty up to date images on the maps app/feature.I then take these addresses and put them in an excel spreadsheet and I typically do some research on the county tax assessor site.

I don't want to hear them say:  "I gave you $35 app fee x 3 people = $105 and all you showed me was a qualification statement and an application.  

They don't collect any apps or fees.

I do have those apps but some say that they aren't accurate and some say they are.

Hello,  Does Cozy have a mobile app?

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Hoarder extreme and I am subdividing it to create the huge margin.. but anyone on the west coast in our business should really have that app.. but I am a map guy so it really is something I enjoy... saves us from having to go to a bunch of different sites.but then once we identify I have the title company pull the NOD or whatever action is on it. and go from there.. simple call to customer service and I have the doc in 90 seconds on my computer..

Any websites or apps or were they people that you knew already?

When the inside is done and you're the cheapest rental in town you will get plenty of apps.