Are you using the mobile phone app or regular web browser?

The tech folks deal with this kind of thing all of the time.If the issue is the performance of the site itself, you might consider finding a new vendor instead of becoming a web designer and wholesaler too.

Especially SFHs (which we are putting offers in for now) and apartment complexes (where I'd really want to be but being new I'd need sponsorship).Willing to do darn near anything to get the experience I need.Day job is writing web service apis, so if there's a needed tech angle someone might find that valuable (though most folks in SEA doing this are software folk, too).So . . . anyone else to GA real estate from here and want to compare notes?

I would use a web based-software that will deal with accounting and Property Mgmt.

If you mean business, you'll have them on you at all times.Make time to set up a web site and get business cards designed and printed.

If you're not familiar, search the web or this site.Basically putting 35% down seems to be the magic number where hard money lenders will throw cash at you as long as you are buying the right property at the right price.  

Go get em brother!

EM is a way to measure the whole dollar return of the project given the investment.

Thanks for the help, yes I saw the reviews in their web page and looks like it is a solid company, especially the reviews from @Tony Blasoli , I hope he is a BP member.

I haven't seen your site, but from these posts, it seems to me that you're not quite set up to REALLY promise motivated Sellers that you can pay 'em fast, and often.So far, I haven't seen evidence that "you need to take that down or the State of Ohio will fine you thousands of dollars".