I'm wondering if its "common" practice to charge people for rental application /credit check screening or if the landlords are absorbing that cost in this market? We are about to use TransUnion's "mysmartmove" for app...

Elizabeth.The South End.Dilworth.Uptown Charlotte.Plaza Midwood.Northlake.Ballantyne.Foxcroft.single family turn key or light rehab like paint etc. in a C to B class area with low taxes and no HOA at all. im aiming for a PP under 350k if possible with 15% down best and worst 20% down. im living in NJ and have no debt and no bills other than 120 car insurance. i wanna buy two spots one in NC and one in NJ, rates are going up and i wanna get something soon before it does not make any sense to buy. i dont mind being a landlord etcrisk of out of state property is tricky but where else would i get cash flow and good state for growth near me? 

There are also lots of apps/software that are super user-friendly and will allow you to easily manage your properties.

What apps and/or websites should I use when looking for tenants to rent by the room?

I know that I'd rather just open up one app than 3!

Was wondering what apps do agents typically use to track business expenses?

No, on any app and it ask what market and have me pick the state, Iowa is not listing plus most lenders say they don’t lend in Iowa.

I found the property on Fanny Mae's app.

I found the property on Fanny Mae's app.

It's a mobile property management app for self-managing investors.