The contractor needs to be able to communicate and keep them informed with pictures of progress, updates, sign-offs on permits & paper-work, etc. via digital means.

The access road/driveway and everything inside the gated community are maintained and completely funded by our own, solely by using the cash from the collected HOA dues, we don't accept public money. 2. that our country's law does not permit the HOA to put lien or foreclose the houses that are behind with their HOA payments.

So, I narrowed down all of the property management software options from both the BP software list (thanks BP!)

That amount will probably cover your first permit in LA county lol...

Comparing apples to apples you should comp a rooming house with other rooming house and not apts.And you should also check zoning to make sure that it is a permitted use.

In more complex transactions there are other approval clauses such as getting permits or entitlement approvals, environmental studies or details evaluations of mechanical systems.You posted in the Rehabbing and House Flipping forum.

Does anyone here use software of any kind that lets employees sign in and log their time spent on a job site?

Since we'd incur 50% of the cost even for unfinished space (grading, permits, foundation, framing, siding, roof, etc), I can't imagine we ignore that cost.

I operate in the Philadelphia area but I am open to testing new markets.I'd like to learn more about conventional and unconventional funding strategies, as well as some good real estate software.

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