Quote from @Alison Brenner: Not concerned, I would just pull it off their app, or get them to give you the current employer from them to run all that stuff (employer check on your own).

So excited to have you here.. have you tried any interesting apps or tools to track potential properties?

I've seen other wholesalers use bandit signs and driving for dollar apps. 

I will not show unless and app is submitted. 

Quote from @Aaron Maxwell: Is there a way I can use ai or any apps to help me automate my marketing campaigns, sending emails, texts , reminding me when to contact owners etc?

This market still offers solid BRRRR opportunities, but the key is staying laser-focused on specific zip codes and knowing what to avoid (certain neighborhoods look good on paper but can have higher turnover or code issues).A Few Tips:•Use PropStream or similar apps to find tired landlords, pre-foreclosures, or tax delinquent properties.

I have automated newsletters where I give tenants seasonal email reminders with short how-to videos, I carry home warranties, everything is online eforms: lease/addenda e-signatures, condition reports inspections where tenants upload pictures and they automatically get save to the cloud, pre-leasing app so I don't have no-shows, I even have SOPs where I hire out my showings and it explains everything they have to do step by step, etc. 

Get MileIQ app immediately to track it all. 

But it would be a total "killer app" to combine the power of these two apps.What I am doing now is using Deal Finder to find properties and then inputting those finds into the Rental property calculator.

You can find local meetups on these forums and other meetup apps such as Clockout and Meetup.