The tenant is responsible to purchase the insurance since they are the ones who decide the contents (and therefore the value) stored.

I don't charge the app fee because applicant has to pay the $35 fee, which is enough to cover my screening costs and give them something to think about so they don't blindly submit applications to as many landlords as possible hoping one of them will not check their eviction record or other prior issues.

I tried to PMyou on the app but said your contact info was private.

I'm new and can't wait to see what's in store for me here.

You can get simple contracts from a stationary store or one of many online sites that sells forms.

The store guy said I might could go over existing wood floor but that would raise the height to much for front door to open.

Good morning folks :)This is both my first post on Bigger Pockets and my first foray into improving my financial literacy when it comes to real estate investing so please excuse my ignorance.I see opportunities everywhere (literally...at the grocery store, on craigslist, in my housing complex, etc)  and with my rather rudimentary understanding of the costs and risks involved they look profitable.  

I sometimes put it like this: Everyone probably goes to the Grocery Store to buy Groceries.

I'm wondering if there is an app that someone would recommend to use or a program that I can get to help me keep track of the properties and also take an application and do a background check too?  

I Don't see how from this app on my phone?