Hey all, Im looking at a building in Gage Park that is mainly occupied by Spanish speaking tenants that pay cash monthly for rent. 

My point is that when you look at your year end figures property management is just one of the revenue sources now and there is a synergy between management and all the ancillary services for both you and your clients.

Currently we use...We have not been actively recruiting agents but have 2 new agents from BP and a few older agents that will likely be encouraged to move to another company during our annual meeting with each agent...PropertyRadar - targeted prospecting; property information etcQuickbooks - Accounting softwareRealtyBackOffice-Brokerage Transaction Management & CRM - just starting with them so no feedback yetG-Suite - company emails, shared docs, etcZip forms - contracts/formsWe also do Property Management so these are the resources we use now...Buildium - Property Management software including tenant and owner portals, accounting etcPlanet Synergy - VA services for PM AdminLeadSimple - CRM for PM

I'm Spanish, based in Madrid.

Purchase price: $520,000 Cash invested: $200,000 Sale price: $1,149,999 The property is in the historic district of Pasadena its a Spanish style home with lots of charm and it has a really good size lot.

I'm practicing my Spanish, haha, I plan to head back to South America before we get some snow fall!!!

I updated everything and my theme was a "Modern Spanish" style that went over incredibly well with the potential buyers.

I updated everything and my theme was a "Modern Spanish" style that went over incredibly well with the potential buyers.

I always plan to learn Spanish so that I can communicate with contractors and other Spanish speakers in real estate etc. 

Somewhat debating whether I should look into Spanish RE, given, I am planning to live there eventually and mortgage rates are lower there.