s point (And Bobs) in general, however in today's market virtually every factor that influences pricing has swung to one direction in Multi Family.

I don't have an accounting software set up yet, but leaning toward Xero.

I split the revenue between the units as well to add to my ADR.Thanks for the good advice on software.

I'm a 22 year old Clemson graduate who has recently moved to Greenville for work as a full time software developer.

I originally moved here because I got a software development job at Google in their office here.

There is software at Secure Capital Network to help you with the due diligence and purchase process.

I was wondering if any agents out there would like to share any tips or best practices that help out with day to day operations (such as CRM software, fax or call services, listing management tools, how to start lead generation).

Do you plan on using some sort of accounting software to keep track of income and expenses?

But, typically I've noticed many of the residential buyers base their purchase on their needs and can let their emotions get the best of them.Both require you to act in the best interest of your client, but there is much more black and white on the commercial side where numbers really drive investment sales pricing and can be influenced by micro and macro economic factors.If I were fresh out of college and living at home I'd get started on the commercial sales side.

I am currently using software called Lender Financing to keep up with the payments.