When I had a question using the app, I would get a response chat pretty quick.  

Check out the reviews for that bank's mobile app too before deciding.  

Also I've been skyring real estate apps such as zillow, redfin, loopnet to find deals but I guess since that many of the better deals would be found off market or through direct campaigns which I don't know where to start with seeing as that I've never bought a home and I'm out of state. 

I was wondering if anyone uses anything app based that could track receipts with little to no manual effort.

I really don’t know where the good neighborhoods are though.I would appreciate any basic knowledge of what the decent areas are (I’d love street boundaries since the app I use doesn’t show neighborhoods).

The basic idea of whole selling is to look for distressed properties (have you seen signs "i buy ugly houses" or heard of the app "driving for dollars" are good resources for finding distressed properties or side hustles.

I was thinking about that it will be the best way do you have any suggestions of websites or apps that will look up there names and address or do I just take the list I make up to the courthouse Thank you for your time

What apps do you find most helpful for managing rentals, screening tenants, collecting rent, market analysis, or anything else you find useful?

Dating apps are going to do well in the coming months! 

If you do have to complete the training though, then picture how that knowledge might be helpful one day analyzing deals or creating a real estate app, or getting a job at Zillow or BP (for example!)