I use Buildium software which comes with cloud based tenant screening software and a rental application feature.

For those of you like myself who make multiple offers per day on listed (and unlisted) properties, you know the process is tedious...for Texas at least, as I'm sure it is anywhere.I'm currently shopping around for systems or software that are more sophisticated than what I'm currently using to efficiently streamline the process of making multiple offers per day.I'm finding that I'm quickly outgrowing my "system" and to prepare for future growth, would like to see what others may be using.I thought I would pose the question to this group:1) Do you use software or some sort of system other than having a pre-filled contract to assist in making multiple offers?

I am looking for some advice on purchasing software that will let me input numbers and do the related calculations for me to analyze a deal, i would also like something that would prepare presentations for investors or banks.

I like getting that money into my pocket before Best Buy or the casinos get it.As far as repairs go, my contract says that I will fix any repairs (unless the tenant causes the damage) and add the cost of the repair to the purchase price.

I love the fact that the rent payment automatically shows up in the tenants account in my Buildium software, and my tenants seem to appreciate the fact that they can pay the rent on their phones at 11:59 pm and not incur late charges.

With so many people having major credit issues as a result of the financial crisis, the FICO credit reporting software, and other software used to issue credit, may need a rehaul for issuing new debt in the future.I don’t know much about how scores are calculated, given that each software program has a unique way that it calculates credit scores.

Do you have LLC's (one or more) I personally use Quickbooks, but if you've never used accounting software the learning curve is a little steep, so we'd need to know if you're a numbers geek, or if you can't stand the paperwork side, or somewhere in between.

I recently got into wholesaling and I've been kicking around the various software products available specifically for wholesalers.

sounds like a software issue in that if you can figure out how to run a CMA in your system you can use the parameters I mentioned.

We also have a cloud based utility (water,sewage,electric, and has)management software that is geared towards multi building owners.