I used the numbers I was given and plug them into an app I downloaded.

If you don't have a lot of money to invest every month and don't want the little money you are trying to invest get eaten by trading fees(even though they are usually less than $10/trade), I recommend using the Robinhood app. 

I am a property manager app folio has some great stuff.  

I went to school at App State and so did my wife, which is where we met.

Their app is free and I can manage everything from it.

Hey Jeff,There are also Apps out there that can be downloaded onto your phone and supply you with a seperate number that can be used to conduct business either temporarily or for an extended period.

What I like to do is find other real estate investors on the meetup app.

Both are iOS apps (I assume they're also google apps, but I don't use that platform), and also allow you to sign with your finger (or save a signature on file).

This is what I do to get forward inquiries ahead of time so that Im not behind the 8 ball in terms of tenant applications once the construction has been completed.It allows you to field apps ahead of time and create a tenant demand story in case the prospects inquire about the unit ...

Perhaps you create an app, a piece of software, or invent a product that experiences some virality and a big buyout.