Otherwise, I guess you could fine something to modify on the web.

I'm also supplying them with an app that makes their job a little easier, the app feeds a web based app that adds the other data and cleans up the output file for the end user. 

You'll want to evaluate easy misspellings in setting up web sites.

Originally from Cape Cod, MA I have recently moved down to the Tampa, FL area with a friend who has already begun investing in multi-family properties.I currently work for myself full-time as a freelance web developer and have a background in digital marketing and computer science from Bridgewater State University as well as Miami's Wyncode Academy.I am beginning to learn more about multi-family investing as well as wholesaling.

My main use cases for this tool:Low effort implementationAutomatic leadsShare lead information in real timeTrack status of prospectEmail management with drip campaign (++ if it has text ability, too)Mobile App (willing to settle for mobile web if really comes through in other features)I've scoped out a few out-of-the-box solutions with findings below:Is anyone out there using Brivity?

Do some networking and get to know the Association web site inside out.

I can't download the software and I have been using web-based OneNote, but it is not as efficient as installed program.Any thoughts? 

I plan on spending some quality time on Home Depot/Lowes/Menards web sites to get cost or cost/square foot for various materials (drywall, toilets, various types of flooring, etc.) 

Check out We Close Notes web site for more info.Of course there are numerous articles here on BP and YouTube videos that are worth reading/viewing as well as several other note investors who offer educational material.

@Bryan Thomas , in addition to the above, I would also look at Resman, it is a completely web based PM tool which is less expensive than the competition.