@Kevin FelmleeI like Cozy.co because I can market properties using a nice website they create per property, include a link to their application system and get credit and background checks, and collect rent via ACH deposit for free.

I've worked at GoDaddy in Scottsdale AZ for 14 years in a variety of technical and management roles, developing small business web applications.

I was looking at this application: http://pulseapp.com/ but am curious if anyone has any input on the subject.Thanks,-Tim

RMLOs are not trained to go there.A RMLO is the beginner level of mortgage loan financing, they meet the public, explain a loan product, sell the product and qualify an applicant to proceed to underwriting. 3 months ago, they could have worked at Wal Mart

Snow removal, if applicable, towing of aircraft in and out of the hangar, fueling services, hanger maintenance (doors and roofs especially) will need to be considered.

I've done hundreds of screens (worked at a hardware store in high school that repaired them) and it was always a PITA trying to pull the screen tight while making sure the spline stayed in front of the roller.One tip: if you plan on doing these on a regular basis, take a piece of 3/4" plywood larger than the size of the screens and use screws to hold the frame in place rather than duct tape.  

Also, I want to build applications for the real estate community.

A tape measure and a calculator is pretty much all a good contractor will need to figure a proper repair.

This is a crucial step IMO that I see a lot of newbies make and try to skip to step 4 to apply advise they get online from a completely different market to apply to their own, when it may or may not be applicable or wise.Based on what the locals say is working, if any of those aspects appeal to you then formulate your own strategy accordingly.

I think thats an appropriate application of the niche.