Let's keep this thread alive.My bio..From California, new to Rent To Own strategy but I have 3 other bad _$$ female investors in my networkthat have been investing for over 20 years very successfuly with commercial properties, Marinas, Fixers & Gov Properties, they know everything about Real Estate investing, however, they do not knowabout Rent To Own which is when I come in so we can have all aspects of Real Estate investing covered;)The power is in networking with the right sources.Background: I'm the founder and owner of a new high tech company.I love Java and am a very proud app developer.Recently I've developed a much needed app which I have in beta testing in another country Thanks @Ali Boone for this thread and please come back!

Set a deadline for "final and best" and tell bidders that you will consider offers the next day - and be sure to verify funds before you do.Have a sign-in sheet, or use an app like Open Home Pro to capture names and contact info to build your list.

Looking to see if anyone has recommendations for any apps or software that will help tracking investment financials.

Hey Travis -- yeah my post got cut off and the app wont let you edit sorry.gross rents for 3 occupied properties is $2150 (2 SFU and 1 duplex)prob $500/mo potential rent on vacant home; needs work though to get it rented. lets shelve that property for this discussion thoughnet cashflow for 3 properties after tax, debt service, prop mgmt, tax, ins, 10% vacancy, 10% repairs, etc. is conservatively ~$650/mo .. 17.2% IRR assuming a 10% capI can likely get the properties for cheaper -- but $110k cash is really the top end of my limit.Just really looking for advice on my best financing options (if any) for a seller that wants a cash buyer.

They do check deposits through the app with a photo.

We want to see the loan app, appraisals, title insurance etc.  

Any good apps or desktop software that is recommended?

We use google apps but you can also usually get email addresses from your domain registrar to get that dialed in for free or low cost. 

@Zain BhayaniI'd suggest you get the Pinterest and Houzz apps on your phone/tablet and spend a little time looking through them to see what's popular right now in general.

I'm not too familiar with this app but I will poke around and see how I can send you a message!