thanks @Rob BelandWe have been trying to streamline our system on a large scalable version. 90 days out we do a 3rd party inspection to see how they are treating the home and that report is our determination whether we want to renew their lease.

That gauge is RentOMeter's version of the Zestimate.  

Everything looked good in the desktop version, but once imported into the online version, I was lost. and I am familiar with the online version because of I use ot for my design business.Anyways, every single transaction was defaulted to either an open transaction, or open invoice.

If you're using any kind of specialty software on your computer, you already know that, occasionally, the authors publish new versions, with "up-to-date information," that typically resolve problems that arose with earlier versions.The same can be said about RE.

i think it's the BP version of a "like" or a +1.

Version 3 | Minneapolis Subject Property ...

There is a free version and paid subscription.

Hi All, I have listened to podcast after podcast and so many guests quickly and easily always say "I bought it on contract", "I got it under contract", and other such versions.

In Texas, the seller is required to provide a Seller's Disclosure Notice detailing what conveys with the property and any major repairs or issues with the property.It is interesting that the TAR(Texas Association of Realtors) version asks about any inspection reports and to attach them. 

Here is a fun challenge: Look at 30 distressed properties in your area just for the MLSThen go and look up 30 homes that you think are really nice versions of thoseThen look up the past 12 month sales vs 6 month sales of similar homes in the same area.