@mehrankamari I mean...these tablets are dangerous..:)

Keep everything accessible online (cloud storage, google docs, email account, tablet always on you, whatever..), write down things as soon as your think of it (I use OneNote on my microsoft phone, or there are plent of free apps..), and set calendar reminders as soon as the thought is in your mind.These processes have saved me in both my 9-5 and my real estate investments!

@Abel VazquezI'm finding that having a good tablet seems to be more important that having "the" phone which can do everything.

If an agent park one of these inside their listing, a potential buyer can connect to one of these at the property of interest, and remotely control using their tablet.

If your septic is older, it could be older material (the clay pipes) and can EASILY damage.

I'd recommend listening to the Podcast episode with Clay Huber - he talks a lot about using seller financing to make deals happen.

I go into every Denver property thinking there Is a sewer issue, so if he is experienced he should know it comes with the territory (root intrusion, clay pipe, pipe broken at the tap, etc etc).

Hi Tony Thompson - I totally agree with Clay Huber.

Originally posted by Clay Huber:Sure, rate increases affect everyone; however, they are increasing because the Fed is saying they will be tapering their bond purchases (printing money).The Fed is getting ready to taper because they like where the health of the overall economy is going, particularly with the employment data.So the way I look at it is this.

Anyone using a helpful database on their Droid Tablet?