I pay for both I love the Propstream UI, but I export all of my lists to be skipped in Batch.

If other countries decide to stop exporting steel to the US as a form of trade retaliation for example, we will probably see a large increase in domestic steel prices due to lack of supply, which in turn will lead to increase in cost of construction for home building and thus probably a national increase in home prices over time.

Hi Fellow investorsI am currently scoping out the mid-hudsonvalley (Poughkeepsie, Fishkill, Beacon etc ) for potential investment with a BRRRR strategy.I am compiling some information, considered staple for farm area search, like crime, school quality, vacancy rate , tax rate etc on a google map, which can be exported to a KML file .The data source is mostly google and US census.

Below is our process:Using data mining software we developed and exported data from the MLS, we eliminate all properties that do not match our target demographic.

Export as a completed model (if you buy that option)4.

As for automations, I just use Mint, and then export the data and use excel to automatically categorize things - not a very Software Engineer type solution, but it makes my accounting pretty quick.

For neighborhood lists just pull sold properties in the last two years for the neighborhood your project is in and export the listing and selling agent info to a spreadsheet.

I’ve always synced transactions to custom tagging and Schedule E categories to allow for easy export and reporting come tax time.

Venmo and Zelle is a little unprofessional and with the ability to add in expenses by address in Cozy and the ability to export the payments, I much prefer it to a generic app for payment such as Venmo or Zelle. 

.* Allocating costs by project and measuring time (costs may be export to QuickBooks, or similar).* Seeing dependencies to know what must occur first before another can (Gantt charts).I took a look at Asana- that is looking pretty good too!