The Nests are cool and all but you have to have a separate account for each property on their app and log in and out.  

Who will be living with you, adults and minors - you want to make sure they don't exceed the occupancy limits for the house, and you want to know the all the adults to know how many apps you will need to run3.

If you’re using Quickbooks Online, you can use their mobile app for this. 

<<NOTE: 50 USC app. 523.

Sponsor essentially “buys out” investors.I have 6 years of property management experience, 2 years of putting deals together, managing contractors, maintenance personnel, financial analysis, good relationships with local investors.Example Deal (One that I've analyzed recently):Purchase Price: $14,200,000 Down Payment: $4,260,000 Closing @ 2%(Estimate from CRE): $284,000 Sponsor Acquisition Fee (1%): $142,000 Cash Outlay: $4,686,000Cap: 7.24% NOI: $1,028,080 Debt Service (2.6% Float/4.5% IO/4.5% P&I): $9,940,000 ($258,440 / $447,300 / $596,400)CoC (Float/IO/P&I): $769,640 / $580,780 / $431,680 CoC Return (Float/IO/P&I): 16.4% / 12.4% / 9.2% Preferred Returns of 6%: $281,160 Annual Bonus of 4%: $187,440 Splits (35/65) 11-16%: $98,406 / $182,754 ($281,160)Investors get a realized rate of 13.9%Potential upside in first 18 months is annual gross rental increase of $106,200 Feel free to eat me alive, I've got a pretty thick skin. 

Someone suggested that we re-screen our tenants prior to renewing their leases: employment, credit app, background check, the works.  

Has anyone used the Next-door app to find investment properties?  

How accurate is that recently sold section of their app?

How accurate is that recently sold section of their app?

What would it take to get a service where I fill out an app once and it will forward my application to any property manager i want?