2 ways... quicken property management. it's like excel, but presented better. tons of features and a cake compared to quickbooksreceipts - a portable scanner... everything gets filed in special hard drive under year, month, $xx - place of business - date. this way i can find every receipt in 2.6 seconds.

I've been putting sample deal packets and approaching people that may have an interest and asking them if what I present to them is something they'd be interested in.

As a professional web developer, I would rank Wix and Wordpress at the bottom and Squarespace at the top in terms of professional presentation.

I originally was going to look for the office with the most training available, but literally all the offices i have been to offer roughly the same amount of training according to the calendars they gave, so that has kinda confused me in regards to what next to look into...Right now the top 2 based on how i felt after talking to the brokers are Berkshire Hathaway and Florida Luxury Realty...Berkshire Hathaway from the beginning seemed like a more cleaner operation, since both offices i stopped into had that new home feeling and presented very professional.

The housing bubble presented something we will likely never see in a few lifetimes.

When she asked if she could look at my property without me present, I told her absolutely not, she could only come onto the property if I was there.  

Even the manufacturer's websites do not provide a clear explanation or distinction.Do you have any literature from your contact that could be used to present it to the departments?

I bought REALdata software (express version) from Frank Gallinelli after reading his book and presently testing it.

A yellow letter is supposed to present a sense of personalization as if someone wrote a letter from a legal pad of paper.  

I'd be happy to present the deal to anyone interested in the area of course!