I personally don't use the app and just open BP using my web browser on my phone or Tablet...from what I've seen BP's website is very mobile responsive...Besides having an icon on your home screen & receiving notifications what benefit does the BP app have that can't be accessed from the web version?

In a neighborhood that you know very little about, what website do you use to set a rent?

Also using online income maps and the census website helps you analyze which area is best to rent in based on owner occupancy ratio, population growth, income, etc.Best of luck in your journey!

The receivership set up a website for updates and contact information. 

If you're going to continue to seek properties in Maine, I'd suggest making a note to check their website every so often.

After looking at the tax assessor's website, I see that the owner bought the property in 2014 for $110K (although he did say he totally upgraded the place after buying it). 

I believe they have a subscription system however from what I recall it's a little bit expensive and is not very user friendly.You can pull the public data from the various websites and then go and extrapolate everything, but unless you've got a pretty good programmer who can build out some engines to go scrape everything you will end up doing a lot of that mining manually.

My major concerns are the ability to intergrate with a website, robust reporting, great customer usability.

I have been listening to Bigger Pockets podcast and reading blog posts on the website for well over a year and really want to engage in the Bigger Pockets community more intentionally!

Was wondering if anyone knows of any good resources (books, websites, podcasts, etc.) that go more in depth on the different types of financing and their requirements.