Meet with the City (Pre-App) and find out what off site requirements are needed (If any)  This can kill a project quick.  

We do use an app/website for the property that we own in the Montgomery area and it seems to work well.

Am I stuck losing my $6000 (HUD inspector, multiple appraisals from an earlier bank mistake, bank apps, lawyer, etc.) if the seller walks away? 

I've seen complaints in my area on a "Neighborhood App", stating they're searching for ways to prosecute people who place "Bandit Signs", is this a crime at all (Los Angeles County).

Currently I am looking at Innago, Cozy, and the App Tellus. 

I use a simple app called Financial Calculators.

@Morgan GrangerAt open houses, I run on instinct, just talking and finding out what the visitor needs, what they’re looking for, what brought them to the open house, how they search for houses currently, and then if they are responding and are willing to chat with me I ask if a Realtor is already helping them look or sending them properties.If not, I offer an MLS search or phone app to send properties their way and start the follow up in the days to come... phone, text and email as seems appropriate for each particular person.It really helps to go with a clear head and no expectations, and just be open to conversation and being helpful and being yourself!

Bigger Pockets fees, app fees, half of my meals, and all the travel fees I can deduct!

I sometimes use the BiggerPockets App and to put in bluntly, it sucks.

Hi all, I have the BP App.