I am looking for a simple app (or even a different idea) for assessing properties.

Well now that everyone knows Roundup causes cancer and it's all over the news, I don't blame her: https://www.foxbusiness.com/features/monsanto-slam...I would insist the landscaper not use Roundup, it sounds like this tenant would prefer a few weeds to cancer.

However, a Series LLC that is formed under the laws of another state may register with the California Secretary of State and transact business in California.Key Features Each unit has its own owners (members) and may be managed separately from the master LLC and other units.Each unit must maintain separate books and records.As with a regularly formed LLC, the owners (members) of each unit are not financially responsible for the unit’s debts and obligations.A unit may conduct part of the business of the master LLC, or may conduct a wholly different business.Each unit has its own assets and liabilities.

Features large 2 bedrooms with plenty of closet space, 1 and 1/2 bathroom in each side, new roof installed in 2014, large deck, 2 car garage, concrete basement ready to be finished.

I've been playing with some ideas of designing my own, so what I'm looking at is an MLS "featured homes" feed. 

Our high-tech, mass marketing strategies feature the axiom that the money is made in the purchase.

.- access to draw funds for all 30 years of term vs only the first 10 years - uses Fannie Mae guidelines so planning for this product is more predictable since the guidelines are public and widely used vs individual bank helps guidelines which may vary drastically from bank to bankThe cons are:- variable interest rate however this also variable with helocs andbaio is on the 1M libor index while most helocs are tied to prime index which is more volatile over timeOther than the variable rate feature it does not have many disadvantages.

We keep track of hours worked using the app Toggl.

I’d like something in Prince George’s County and I come across alot of properties via the home apps BUT how do I know when I’m looking at a good deal?

I wonder do you have any recommendations about how to get timely message from your tenants or any apps to manage this are much better, any options?