Keeping detailed records of your time spent on property management tasks is crucial for documenting your eligibility for REPS.

section=535.300Below is excerpt from the internet on my state laws:#4 How must Missouri landlords store their tenants' deposits?

I also realized that if I didn’t leave my assistant with enough tasks, they ended up sitting around for hours with nothing to do and no one to ask for help.

If they're unwilling or unable to do so, take that task on yourself.Assuming you can clear the air, let them continue doing what they've done well for you in the past - property management.

I don’t think they are supposed to open doors and show units but they can do most other tasks.

It also regularly puts out deals at low 65% or less LTV, and high 10%+ skin in the game/co-investment etc.They market under 506B so are prohibited from posting publicly on the Internet and instead function by referrals.

We have REISift as a CRM and use what's referred to as "Siftline boards" to create flows for different teams members (i.e. lead management, acquisitions, transaction coordination, etc.) and automated tasks are set up depending on where the property falls on the Siftline board. 

Also, I can adjust my calendar and pricing, arrange cleaning, teams and task.

I have had an internet provider require me to specify "Upr" or "lwr", but in general, just the one number.

I'm not endorsing his products, or encouraging anyone to buy anything, just making information available to fellow board members that may be in the same predicament I am (trying to learn about a process that is very complicated; is county and state specific; and information is not readily available on the internet without weeding through scammers, or high-priced gurus... or individually calling each county treasurer's office...I also came across a website: **********This is a searchable database/auction platform with both tax liens (under financial instruments) and tax deed auctions, with a calendar of upcoming auctions.