I already use (evernote) to capture my pro and con.  

Could be laughable as our clothes, cars and sidewalks may all be capturing solar energy at some point.

This will capture : Absentee owners, Probates, preprobates, Pre-Preprobates, greedy/broke heirs, tax defaults, family disputes, dead beat cousins, dead, vacant, orphan, abandoned and deferred maintenance.  

So, is paying off the Apartments the right strategy or do you have any helpful  thoughts or ideas that will allow us to capture more revenues,while be able to keep our 7-10 year plan and Not have to dole out any more of our own Capital.

But, I am working on our website to capture leads. 

For all you investors that pick up property below "market value"... Is there a way to PURCHASE an apartment and utilize that "equity" as part of my down payment?EASY EXAMPLE. REO Apartment that APPRAISES for 1MI acqui...

What I ended up doing was setting up a simple website that I could show them on and I got a email capture system so that I could market to the people that responded to the ads but I couldn't help. 

My understanding on how to do this - and how our mentors suggest we do it - is to have the wholesaler fee to be captured on the HUD at closing.

But I would add that at the price point some of these properties seem to be in, I'm not sure how much appreciation you're really going to get.And to me, thats one of the big 4 ways that real estate makes you money.1) Equity capture - when you buy at a discount.2) Net Rental income. 3) Principal paydown.4) AppreciationTechnically, there's one more - tax benefits - in that you can use depreciation to shield a lot of your rental income from taxes.  

Though the concept has taken off, it still hasn't captured enough market share to force national lenders to adjust their approach, but it cannot be discounted.