Cuz you can just use a third party app like bookerville or liverez which makes everything pretty much automated, and Ive talked to really good marketing firms who charge like $1500 a month, which if you had 10 properties in a building, thats $1600ish per property per year, which is probably 1-2% of sales, max. 

I left school, started a crypto-currency based trading app and failed. the unstable nature behind crypto's was too uncertain to succeed as an investment platform.

Problem is, when I open the zip file, I cannot determine which files to use to enjoy the book.Ultimately, I hope to read the digital file on my iphone thru the Kindle app, and I hope to listen to the audio file on my iphone. 

I'm totally unable to access the Webinars, either on my cell or on my laptop, because the links I'm receiving don't work.

Hey all,I’m new to this app and real estate all altogether.

I found a website called GetApp that allows you to compare up to 4 apps for features and functionality (thought I'm not sure how outdated this information is) but it displays a list of features that seem to apply. 

@Christian Nachtrieb without looking at your plans (mobile app won't allow) I'd have to say that in general a larger kitchen sells better than a larger bathroom.

That’s funny, I just got off the phone with someone this morning walking them through their section 8 app for a place.

How do you screen out the bad apps in Milwaukee I’m looking at c class areas like West Allis cudahy, silver springs etc I’m to the point where I am close to my first cash buy and am going to start teaching myself how to screen the best i can for the least mistakes starting up

Download the "nextdoor" app on your phone.