I bought my first duplex, in 2010 before all the apps, and struggled to find a good property manager. 

@Aaron Washington Here is a website that may be of interest to you. http://www.aiaclub.com/ There is also a meetup group (on the meetup app) called AIA.

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I need some tools, is there a good app I can use what’s the starting tool kit .

They have a free app and you can save data locally to an SD card.

@Jonas Tryggvi Stefansson we do a pretty thorough pre-screen over the phone and if they seem qualified we send an app via txt or email-the vast majority of callers do not get this far.

Check out ( deal machine App) if you are going to be driving for dollars, At BP podcast they announce it all the time. also, I have heard good things about it. .Also If you want to contact the seller fast, search the name on city appraiser webpage. , you could search mailing address and type it at homemetry.com you might find a number related to the mailing address or google the name , use yellow pages, etc and contact them..

If you pay $800 for an iphone, would you care how Apple shareholders are spending it?

I'd hire someone off the app Taskrabbit to do it for less than $50 an hour.

I am pretty low tech, I just use the same listing apps that I list on and search in my zip code for similar types of listings.Zillow Rental Manager post to HotPads and Truliaand Apartments.com posts to about dozen different rental sites/apps.I've heard good and bad about FaceBook, no experience with it.Haven't use Craigslist in over 5-6 years.Good luck!