Hi my fellow BP members I'd like to know what apps are you using too access the MLS ?

But, then checked it out on a Zillow app and realized it was all for naught because it all became a unreadable mess if you're looking for a place on mobile.

Tim Ferguson Use the MeetUp app to find local REIA's and attend the meetings.

fully vetted the student housing sounds like a money maker to me.I know landlords in Silicon valley that put 2 engineers to a room.. this way they can make 1 million dollar 4bd SFR's cash flow.. they charge 1k to 1,200 per person... of course these are young apple engineers so probably pretty good tenants.

I work at a larger bank, so I was able to talk with them directly about what *their* reasoning was for declining the app.

I don't browse the web on my phone, so tying into the web browser doesn't matter to me, but it seems like the hooks that allow it to interface with an app are permanently broken.

Any feedback and advice is much appreciated.It is not hard.In reviewing apps, you're looking for proof of "responsibility"Ask yourself:Are they qualified (high credit score, 3x income /no commission or tip income, good history, etc)?

It’s pretty rotten if you’re just using it for a few isolated tasks, because absolutely, it doesn’t do any one thing perfectly and it’s not as fast as other apps.

I have the app for that.

In fact, you can probably write an app today that would effectively test the response rate and quality of applicant from every type of source.