The basic problem is that most PM apps are based on financial data first and foremost, with double entry accounting, forensic tracking features, rigid input and report structures with inadequate ability to increase the size or location of individual data fields/cells.

I'd dive deep into podcasts, YouTube, & books (can get a lot of via library app).I'd look around for local meetup groups to attend on meetup, FB, BP, or Eventbrite to attend with trying not to spend too much.

Is this true or are we missing somewhere on the app where we can return the security deposit?

Everything stays in your own Google account.There are other options too like MileIQ or Everlance if you prefer a phone app, but I found those required me to actually remember to open them, which was my whole problem.

The alternative is sending them a message on the app discussing the risks.

I went ahead and updated it by just restarting the app, and magically All is Well!

Are apps slowing down in your submarket?

-Membership includes a national savings partnership; where tenants, property managers and property owners all receive app discounts almost wherever they go for everyday purchases. 

Nobody wanted to go through an app for that.Honestly though I'm at the point where I'm seriously thinking about just handing everything to a PM.

Data from ShowingTime, a Zillow-owned home tour scheduling app, is showing the worst start to a year in 5 years for touring volume in 2026.