I have a solid team in place and structure deals to ensure the investor starts with double digit returns that grow annually.

The costs in TurboTenant are the background checks a new tenant would have during the screening process, which the prospective tenant pays for as well as a small charge to have Digital signatures on documents that I store online (it's $9 and also charged to the tenant).Beyond that, I use google docs (mostly sheets) for my underwriting/review process.The only item I pay for is Quicken, which has a yearly fee now.  

So my last post seemed a little empty, here's are some add ons for you.Things you might want to try:[1] empty a room in your house and make it your dedicated office--paint or wallpaper it just like your old office--same stuff on the walls, etc...[2] Put in a desk like you had when you were working--spend the money to get what makes you feel productive.[3] Get a very comfortable desk chair you can sit in for hours a day.[4] It's COVID time, so use ZOOM to make some calls when you would normally meet in person.[5] If you're a drinker, put a mini-bar in your office so you stay put there vs going to the kitchen for a beer and getting side tracked.[6] When you're burnt out on a task, have some kind of fallback use of your time, such as reading an ebook about the business.[7] Eat breakfast everyday before going into the office and take a lunch break (if you are non-COVID afraid then go out for lunch 5 days a week).[8] Make the office your daily base of operations vs just your home.[9] Make a Vision Board on Excel.[10] If a computer CRM is not your friend--buy and use a Roldex from ebay.Just my 2 cents.

.), I still had double-digit cash on cash return value and other numbers. 

If you can dig it up, it should give you an idea of what will go in your scope of work.

I was hoping at the time to be able to do 2 or 3 deals every year and already I am on pace to do 6 this year with goals of double digit investment deals in 2022.

I was hoping at the time to be able to do 2 or 3 deals every year and already I am on pace to do 6 this year with goals of double digit investment deals in 2022.

After graduating Manhattan College in 2013 with a degree in Accounting (I do not have my CPA), I started an internship at a NYC based digital advertising tech company.

Get a degree that matters in this field like accounting or even digital marketing and then take just a little more time and learn how properties work. 

We sold the company in January of 2020 (good timing) and I am now in digital application development.