You can click on them next to my picture.I happen to use Act, but I recently did an article on my blog about some nice contact management software you can get free.

Their software was built in-house and is full of bugs and issues they're constantly trying to fix. 

Most PM software can automate reports. 

I'm not the one to promise anything as I am not one of the very talented producers at BP, but please submit your info through the link biggerpockets.com/guest and we keep inquiries on file for the future too!

Although your initiative is commendable, I don't recommend submitting offers without first determining how you can fund the deal.Lastly, I do not recommend keeping the owner on as a tenant.

Once that is approved you can submit for permits given that all of the other density metrics are met.

Even if everyone that views the property states they are going to submit an application, only about 1 in 4 or 5 do submit the application.  

I'm currently a project manager at a telecommunications construction & engineering firm, mainly managing the implementation of new software for our crews.

I'd have to look back, but I'm sure we sunk in another $10k - $15k to convert it.A quick glance at the numbers show that we're netting about $1,000/mo after all expenses and I'm happy to compare notes.For example, I see you're paying quite a lot for software.

Your own website from their templates, booking software, and payment processing.