My husband downloads the transactions from the credit card and bank accounts into Quicken and I categorize them.

You can go to the EPA.gov website and download the booklet "A Radon Guide For Tenants".  

The tenants downloaded the application, signed it and scanned and emailed it along with their id directly into the company.

Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.

—BiggerPockets has been like, a godsend.But I still have the fear of getting a tenant from hell, based on the horror stories that I hear about landlording headaches.Also, even though I’ve downloaded the BP rental analyzer and have tried to factor in as many numbers as possible per potential deal—I’m not gonna lie, all this stuff about “CAP rate” this and “2% Rule” that makes my head spin, lol!

Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.

I downloaded the app as well so I'm mobile now too.

Go to Redfin, enter the zip code, go to "More Filters" to the far right, scroll down to "SOLD", click on that, select "LAST 6 MONTHS", scroll down and click "APPLY FILTERS", zoom in & out of the street the property is on until you get some samples, scroll down on the right side where the photos are until you get to (Download All).

Careful in class C-ish neighborhoods though because there is a learning curve with the prospective viewer having to download an app.

There are some spreadsheets in the files section that you can download.