I reviewed multiple different competitors and landed on Buildium because I felt it hit the sweet spot of price, features, and usability.

I am going to talk to Exit Realty and Douglas Realty was recommended by someone from thsi site.Here is a list of Benefits they offer.A few of our Features & Benefits:Full service brokerageCommission paid same day as settlementE&O only $180 per yearWe do NOT charge a separate client admin feeAbsolutely NO hidden feesNo franchise feesNo desk dutyAll listing leads go direct to the listing agentWe use technology to conduct all meetings, eduction, etc..No need to come to the officeWork remotely from anywhere in Maryland or DC Free contract forms (ZipForms) Does NOT require a specific association membershipFree business cardsFree online marketing for all listingsFull broker supportMentor program for new agentsFull service office with conference rooms, computers, fax, etc..Office Network - 8 professional meeting locations from DC to Ocean CityOpen a branch office without a brokers licenseThe freedom to run your own business

I can see where this conversation is going onQBO offers mobility but lacks a lot of features when compared to quickbooks desktop, on the other hand quickbooks desktop lacks mobility but offers a better experience in managing accounts.

@Pete Tam , I'm pretty sure that's not an included feature... yet.

I believe her, as she also told me about upcoming features on a new car model which were unknown to the public and had not yet been published in the car magazines or Internet car sites.

For most of the people I showed the apartment to it was a significant feature.

A feature that would be nice to have is being able to mark or tag a forum thread.That way you could go back and read the tagged threads later from the iPhone app or even the web site.

If you don't want to tell an agent the exact address, you can say you are interested in that street and get recently sold (last 90 days) comps for that area to be able to come up with your own valuation based on features and amenities of similar properties.If you listen to the most recent podcast on BP, the guy who did 27 deals in the last year talks about how they found an investor who took them by the hand and showed them how to do their first wholesale deal and all they got for it was a $2500 finder's fee.

For those who are close, they have an annual home tour and in-house cocktail party in December featuring one of Detroit's excellent jazz groups.

That should become a standard house feature.