just downloaded the app!

My number 1 rule with contractors is: fire fast.If you get into needing an app that tracks contractors I would use this app: http://realestatefinancehq.com/best-construction-management-app/

Save the url of that Google form to your phone's home screen, and now you just open the app, type in the address, and send - same actions as you described above. 

Actually at just over 50% LTV credit doesn't really matter that much either.If you assume a 12% rate on 80k, it would be $800/month I/O payments and you are left with $836.50 after HOA, a 5% vacancy, and taxes.

I have been receiving emails about new forum posts, but when i click on the link it (in my iPhone mail app) it opens up a Safari web browser, and it always asks me to log in.  

A 30 year mortgage would have saved me about $170 in principle (if my loan calculator app is correct).  

Using a simple loan calculator app I assume that renting out my home would result in:10 yrs of rent would brings the mortgage down from $311,000 (today) to $228,000 (120 months from now).  10 years of paying $250/month HOA (i'm assuming it'll go up so $250 is an average)= $30,000Would paying $30,000 be a good trade-off for having $83,000 paid down on the mortgage?

If you have a smart phone of some sort go to apps and add "podcasts" then on to iTunes and sign up for Biggerpockets podcasts.  

(Can you quote people using the mobile app?)

Any suggestions on one's you all are using out there as a landlord.These are my top requirements:- payment via phone App AND website- needs to accept debit cards, credit cards, and ACH - I need to receive some type of confirmation that a payment was made- ability to automatically send reminders to tenant that rent is dueSo far  I've looked at cozy, rentpayment.com, paylease.com, clickpay, to name a few.