I want to be able to scan every single document and store it in an electronic format so that it can be retrieved from anywhere.

I wanna get on the phone with motivated sellers and I’m not by any means shy and am great at reading tones and body language so to speak on the phone working at call centers will do that but I don’t know what sort of questions to ask to know if what they’re telling me and the data I’ve collected before reaching out is forming into a deal help BP.

Moderators scan through thousands of posts a day on here- when your post literally says you own the service they need and to reach out for help....it's going to get pulled. 

The scanning and pat downs people are getting is for when you arrest people.

Listen to "Bodies" by Drowning Pool on the way to the gym (you will understand if you know the song)3.

When I scan the list for apparent mismatches (i.e. house listed for $200K, Zillow estimate of $300K), then look closer at Zillow, I find as often as not that Zillow's estimate is likely off, either because there are few comps close to the house in question, or because there is a significant difference between those comps and the house in question (i.e. the comps are part of a new subdivision, the target house is much older).What is the best way to get from this 3000+ house database to a manageable number of viable prospects that I can spend more time evaluating (including, eventually, a drive by)?

Would like to someone to refer me to a website where I can get
condo/co-op estimates

You don't have to replenish ink or toner, you don't waste paper, and you have the files already scanned to a computer file.

Not ever having had a license to stand behind the chair myself, it was eye opening to learn how hard that career is on your body.  

It sounds like a lot of extra work scanning receipts and labeling all that stuff digitally though.