What are the best apps or software for this process?

There has been a lively discussion on the nextdoor app about how a rental property doesn't belong in this neighborhood (prices in this neighborhood are in the 200-300's).

You can also take a picture of the property with the app and then send a postcard with the picture of the house on it to the owner all through the app very easily.Check out the DealMachine app and effortlessly follow up with property owners.

I can view them through the bank’s app.

She used to live in the duplex but has now moved into a 55+ mobile home park where she wants to live happily ever after, and with no debt.

I am a new investor looking to get started with a mobile home park.

But something that's kind of an advanced rollodex and will bring organization to my real estate business.I'm looking for ease of use and integration with Gmail, and other more common apps like Evernote, etc.I don't have the time to learn Podio (I tried this for several months and could not figure it out nor do I have the time to)I just want something that's farely simple, and has some sort of integration across desktop and iPhone iOS etc.

Also, make sure it is very clean...in my experience a vacant unit can get kind of dusty and need follow up light cleaning if it is vacant longer than a month, especially if it has had a fair amount of viewings/traffic. the cleaner the unit the higher quality of tenant and price.Also, you should get your realtor to facetime or send video of the neighborhood, if your neighbors have furniture or mattress left out at the curb, lots of graffiti, people loitering, or their is a homeless encampment down the street, there could be issues that have nothing to do with your property, but more to do with the immediate neighborhood.the other suggestions about zillow, gets you on HotPads, trulia at the same time, since they are owned by same company...the other app is apartments.com.

I’ve watched many videos on mobile home investing, also read article after article...

There’s an option to buy a small mobile home park, with some homes owned and leases as part of the deal, and some sites leased.