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this is such a great question.

It really depends on if you are coming up w/ something new, or working on trying to get something up, you have already done ( think web app w/ 50 reports all w/ json datasets visualized by javascript ).

It's like having your own personal secretary do all the work and research for you to get the ground work up.. heh I like that analogy

Agreed, a framework is just a toolkit of best practices and useful tools.

Another benefit of using a framework is it lets you 'work' with other amazing coders. I have increased my php knowledge many times over by using symfony. Sometimes this happens because you just have to dive into the frameworks sourcecode to see what's going on.

Good question. We are hitting 2 different markets.

Our ability to automate a lot of the managers monthly activity sets us appart. Rentmonitor currently only does 'after the fact' accounting, meaning tenants still have to bring in a check or pay an e-bill. Our system allows tenants to pay electronically through their site and submit work orders.

So the time savings w/ our software can be huge. As well as payments getting 'lost' or not recorded doesn't become an issue anymore.

Good ideas.

#1 we have in place 2 similar systems to track maintenance per unit and rate your units by this number. And another report to be even more granular to the tenant level :)

#2 jiminy cricket, why didn't I think of that :P

Thanks for the input!

what features would you like to see for a landlord/manager?

It should for all banks that operate on the ACH network, which from my understanding, is all banks in the US.

Heh, input received.

+1 for you :P

:) you're the best!

Hey!

We are currently working with our merchant provider and our dev team to support Canada.

I can let you know ASAP of any updates. Just give us your email via rentpost.com/contact form.

thanks for the input :)

Awesome suggestions!

We haven't thought of the 2nd concept at all. I'll have to bring this one up to the guys.

thanks :)