Rookie Reply: 19 Best Real Estate Investing Apps We Couldn’t Live Without

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To help you scale up your real estate investing, Ashley and Tony have written down their most-used real estate investing apps. Most of these apps are free, so you can download them today, try them out, and buy your first deal faster! If you want Ashley and Tony to answer a real estate question, you can post in the Real Estate Rookie Facebook Group! Or, call us at the Rookie Request Line. Tony: Well, Ash, that was like an encyclopedia of real estate investing apps, so it'll be hard for me to top that, but I have a couple that I think are cool. One of the apps that I was using is called Splice, so S-P-L-I-C-E, and it's a really easy to use social media editing app, and it allows you to export in the reels or TikTok sized format. Tony: The next app that I use is the Schlage app, so at all of our short-term rentals, we have a keyless entry pad and we're able to remotely unlock or lock that using the Schlage app, and then we can also create, delete and edit unique codes for all of our guests using that app as well, so the Schlage app is super helpful as a short term rental owner. Tony: Then the last one I'll mention that's productivity base or, probably not even productivity based, but the next one I'll mention is the Loom mobile app, so if you guys don't know, Loom is a screen recording website where you can go and take quick screen recordings of what you're doing to give video instructions to someone, but they also have a mobile app. Tony: Then the last one is a Miro, so M-I-R-O. Miro is a brainstorming app where you can do What are those things called? Little thing with the Why can't I remember what they're called? Ashley: Like a- Tony: Anyway, it's a brainstorming thing.