And it's actually going to make us MORE money with WAY less work and headache 🙏 (I mean we'll still have tenants so its not without headache).I also have 2 littles, whom I homeschool, were just finishing up renovating a school bus, and started a couple businesses, while traveling the country (hippie scientist gone green real estate investor 🤓, still hippie 🌈✌️🚌, with hottie chef husband 👨‍🍳).

The current GM does a lot of the leg work, I think I have opportunity to capture the marketing and booking dollars spent by doing that work on my own. 

I recommend looking at IRS guidelines to ensure you’re capturing the right information.I understand the concern about the complexities of REPS and the risk of audits, especially with the amount at stake.

Although Podio has a ton of customizability, we took feedback from our customers and made a simplified user friendly sales crm on our own platform to capture leads from all your marketing channels, and make it super easy to manage manual and automated follow ups with those leads.

It can be a game changer, allowing you to capture deals more quickly.

That will capture the attention of more people who need co-signers.

When I dove deeply into the social media pool, I had no idea I was going to capture a tidal wave of undiscovered real estate investing opportunities.

Aiming to get a C property, in a B neighborhood, to attract the best of the worst in terms of clients to capture stability of section 8.The biggest thing I'm stuck on is knowing who to trust. 

Offer a lead magnet, such as valuable content or resources, to attract potential investors and capture their information.

@Kathy Creighton-Smith, the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is the metric that captures the entire picture of the total return of owning real estate.