Today is only Dec. 7th and my onboarding team this morning looked like keystone cops running around the office coordinating with different departments, making changes to existing clients for EOY, setting up new clients for launches on Jan 1st, migrating platforms, etc, etc.

I am migrating over to Quickbooks just as a personal challenge to master it.

Not to add any more confusion but a few months ago I migrated from nothing to TenantCloud and I have no complaints at all.

Hello BP colleagues,In the podcast, and other topics there is no shortage of good books to gain knowledge on investing in real estate and all its aspects.But I’m looking for an more in depth course or book on where to buy real estate, maybe some history include with how city migration develops.We all intuitively know that sea view is better than dump view but what are the basics of real estate?

@Will French, generally at this time in a mature market there is a migration from appreciation to cash flow.

The good thing about Toronto area is there is an average of 40,000 people migrating every year.

Although the net migration from Illinois is negative, Chicago still has 11 Fortune 500 companies in the city plus another two dozen in the surrounding burbs. 

CO springs seems like a good place for low vacancy due to domestic migration and tourism, but please let me know if am misinformed.

The migration currently is to Nevada, Arizona and Texas.My tax liability, apparently much higher than yours, was reduced substantially by going with cash flow properties and stopping the "fix & flip" side of my business.

The inbound migration that has been a constant for the last 8-years has many new residents seeking the exact same thing.