But honestly i take it as this is what people in past went through finding investment deals, without the fancy MLS, or apps!

Sorry, I’m still getting used to navigating the Bigger Pockets App!

Does anybody have any experience using any software or apps out there that can help us with the recordkeeping of property management?

All the MLS mergers, online ad platforms, home search tools and apps in the world won’t mean much if no one picks up the phone or answers email.But once buyers and sellers get over this hurdle, there is a much bigger issue plaguing the industry: the real estate transaction process.

You can search for it in the Google Chrome Webstore or on YouTube.It looks like it basically plugs into your Gmail and combs through your messages to pull all of your active deals, neatly file them into a "Folio" folder, organize different dates like closings or inspections, and also create a simple landing page for your clients to visit and keep up to date on important dates and documents.I have no affiliation with this app.

All online app, screening, rent payment, repair request. 

I'm looking forward to returning to D4$ once my family and I get settled in our new apartment in a couple of weeks and sales begin to come in too.DealMachine is a great app and I'm happy to acknowledge that any time my friend.

Your cell, email, website - no QR.

Thanks for the book recommendation and for the app, I put a hold on them at my local library already and downloaded the app as well.

I personally like to get audiobooks through an app my local library provides and have been able to burn through a ton of classics as well as finding a lot of the BP books really valuable.