If you’re not planning on selling/refinancing within the this time I wouldn’t be overly concerned about it....the plumber knows he’ll never win and will never file suit.Google up your state mechanic lien laws, and talk to an attorney if you feel the need.

Local (on device) storage that later syncs when web access is regained would be a slick solution.Robust backups - both online/continuous backup plus the ability to dump a snapshot of data to an external hard drive.Easy access via search to contact details.What deal(s) they're a candidate for.Ability to text through the app.When responding via email, text or phone, auto suggest a follow-up task with a drop down for when to make contact next.Calendar that syncs to your smart phone.Ability to schedule appointments with fields for location and notes for the meeting. 

With all the auto investors in Index funds and 401k funds, it's worth mentioning these too are not as "transparent" as one might think. 

For those interested the "Inland Empire Real Estate Investment Club" can be found on MeetUp.com and meets the 4th Wed every month from 6-9pm on Zoom and will be in-person soon from what I have heard, they also have other meetings throughout the month: Mentor Q&A Meeting (Zoom), RK Cashflow game night(San Bernardino) and Coffee meeting in person in Riverside by the Auto Mall. 

Sell them on terms (ie take payments for the lot via a land contract or similar mechanism) @Mindi B.

Allows you to enter your own lease template, auto-populate it from lease fields and use Docusign for electronic signature.B.

Condition of the roof, mechanicals, siding, etc are important.Take what the seller and listing agent are saying about the repairs & maintenance and tenants.

Mechanicals can be another 20k, new HAVC is abot 5k per unit, the rest is electrical (rewire is labor intense and causes a lot of damage to the plaster walls) and plumbing (fairly simple, as bathrooms are stacked.

As per the lease terms the lease will auto convert to month-to-month if a rent is received/accepted or a 30 day notice would be given to not extend the lease.I gave a 30 day notice but the HACA says that I have to give a 90 day notice for Section 8 tenants.

Is it worth it just to pull lists and put them in an auto dialer?