If you are not totaly against paying for software tools that help save your time :) you can try mobile apps like Landlordy, Property Buddy or DIY Landlord (disclaimer - I'm the author of the first one) - they'll help you deal with income and expense tracking with convinience (much better than Excel, in my opinion thanks to integration with camera for receipts and email/messages integration).

I'm currently using Podio with a built in app suite for REI that is doing the job, I really like investor fuse but need some time to grow into it.  

it has been a nightmare looking for a decent agent. the one I am trying to work with now follows up on nothing and gave me the homesnap app and called that full access to the MLS. just about to move on to someone else. man when I find a good one, i am going to hold on tight!

I can send you an app that is helpful to see listings you are passing by.

Hello BP Community,Wanted to get a discussion going about helpful apps, software or any other kind of tech that help your as a contractor or real estate investor.

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I have used Venmo for about 8 months for one tenant with no problems. Another tenant started paying me using Venmo last month and shortly after I received their payment I received an email from Venmo stating: "It look...

@Eric James, the loan terms I'm seeing right now are roughly 75-80% LTV, 4.6-5.0% rate, 1-3 year IO (interest only), 7/10/12 year terms.

To keep getting better at what I already do.Keep my great teams in placestart to winter in Vegasand once in Vegas activate my Jetsmarter app so I can fly trans con on G 4s for 450.00 one way... and not have to go through security at the airports...

If you haven't had any apps, that means it is overpriced.