Not intuitive, user interface (the way you interact and move around in the software) may be the worst I've ever seen in software...seriously bad. 

RentVine is user-friendly and features an open API, facilitating smooth integration with other software platforms. 

Apps like Mint, Expensify, or PocketGuard are fantastic free options that offer user-friendly interfaces and provide detailed insights into your spending habits.

I'm also crossing Fifth Third off the list of banks I want to use because I don't believe they are user friendly. 

You don't need an "Investor Friendly" title company, you need a good title company. 

New York is very tenant-friendly, which can be frustrating, especially when it comes to evictions or delays.

I’m in the process of interviewing investor-friendly real estate agents in the Columbus, OH area.I’m looking to purchase 3- to 8- unit multifamily properties for value-add and buy and hold opportunities.

I'd recommend finding an investor-friendly agent to work with locally.

I’ve tested out the one they promoted at BP here and it’s not as user friendly plus they have more fees.

My goal is to find a pet-friendly 1-bedroom apartment for under $1000/month in a quiet suburb that's within a 15-30 minute commute to a bustling city center.A bit about me: I'm an entrepreneur also doing gig work.