Like @Susan Maneck, I don't like clicking slow links in the text message and then having to zoom out each pic. 

The idea of point-and-click investing doesn't strike me as the best approach. 

You can then start appending commercially obtained data such as contact phone numbers, emails, etc, and depending upon your method(s), you can then start reaching out however you wish - cold calls, mailers, door knocking, etc.You can even load these lists on your phone in Google maps and just drive around town, looking at where nearby properties are… drive up, click on the icon and read all about the house - yr built, sq footage, owner name, age, phones and email, etc.

Click on free trial.

Got find some fixed up clean turnkey deal"  *click*(not that there is something wrong with wanting a fixed up turnkey deal. 

Hey there LuisI haven't clicked on the link (that's just something I generally don't do) however, as a new investor, just my two cents for whatever it's worth.For me, no matter what the "potential" is, especially since I can't predict the future, if I'm going to start out in the red right out of the gate whether until I get a tenant or if I inherit one, I hafta pass on it, and just concentrate on the ones that, NOW, based on my analysis, will produce positive cash flow. 

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Clicking on the link, it looks like Amanda is a CPA.  

To get the report, all the landlord needs to do is click a button once they have received a rental application online.I am happy to answer any other questions.

Click on the name of the person that you want notified via an email, that you responded to them.