The template is the basic graphic look and feel of the site.

If this community feels that there are pain points in the property management software out there and is willing to provide desired requirements to ease the pain, I could consider putting the software together that would benefit most as long as there is enough support :)If this concept generates enough interest, we could probably start by doing a google hangout to showcase what I have now, while gathering your feedback to tweak the process so that we're all in the same page before developing the first version of the webapp(not google sheet).

My question- how do you showcase your success as a small/medium investor to grab the attention of a professional network full of potential investors?

This content can be a tool, data, a whitepaper, an interesting article or graphic, a good video, etcOutreach.

I'm self-employed as a graphic designer and am doing business as a partnership (my husband being the partner).

I think they're still grieving from the showcase Thomas Walkup put on against WVU

I think they typically fall into one of a couple of buckets:- lead generation to find new projects / deals- lead generation to find new investors- validation / credibility of business (not really trying to get leads, but to showcase and validate your experience) - otherMy question to you all is - what bucket does your site fall into and what are some of the "other" categories?

@James Wise, thanks for sharing the very homey photos--brings back into focus the graphic nightmares of tenants that have departed. 

The graphic below shows average rent to price ratios for neighborhoods in AtlantaOnce you have selected a few neighborhoods that meet your criteria, I would let your agent know and have them only send you listings that are located within those neighborhoods.

Everyone is on social media use it to showcase yourself as an expert in your field.