sBuilding a buyers list Tip #1Save your money, don't buy software & use your brain.

Hope this questions makes sense.....Also, what is a good accounting software to use to keep track of rental income and expenses?

Get paid to monitor the MLS and snatch the bargains when they pop up.

(Which most tenants will prefer in my area) I'm looking for low cost recommendations for on-line rent (and other fee) payments.The BP On-line management software list is nice - but doesn't compare features & pricing.1) I've now used RentApp for their free applications - This works great, but getting set up with them for screening takes a lot more than SmartMove2) I've used SmartMove for screening -it works great, but that's all it does.3) I'm still trying to figure out who to use for payments - bank transfers are fine, would like to avoid credit card fees.

Can someone recommend the a good property setup sheet software that can be used for marketing a property to potential investors?

On the bookkeeping front, I have written custom web software for the tenant ledgers, and have pushed that task down to the onsite staff.

I talked to a software developer about my plans a few months ago and he quoted something between $10k and $15k to do the whole thing.....including mobile app interface.Sorry I couldn't offer more.

I am sketching the outline for a real estate software that would help brokers to sell their properties.

Burning is effective but for some reason, the cities frown upon setting one's lawn on fire.So - we now monitor for burr infestations and if needed will spray.

2/3 rd's vote. 5) The more you know the other investors/participants in the fund, the better so that you can unify & make decisions in the future if needed. 6) Ask yourself this question: How can I monitor the project to make sure I can identify a problem before it's too late?