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Martha Blumel
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REI Blackbook vs. Freedomsoft

Martha Blumel
  • West Palm Beach, FL
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I currently have a subscription to REI Blackbook and to be quite honest with you, while I definitely see the benefits, it is a little overwhelming and overkill for me at this stage in the game. I am sure if I keep plugging away I will eventually figure it out. However, I am in the process of hiring a VA and the one I am currently interviewing has used Freedomsoft. So I am thinking it might just be better for me to move over to FS, since he already has experience.

I appreciate any and all input!

Thanks,

Mar

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J Scott
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J Scott
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  • Sarasota, FL
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Until you've actually gotten a couple projects under your belt, I would suggest sticking with free tools.  Too many new investors get bogged down with technology/tools and never actually get around to doing deals...

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