Your opportunities and growth are tailored to your experience coming in.

If you understand all the ways to make profit in real estate, then you can tailor your methods to your market and each and every property and profitably invest anytime, any place ... that should be your goal IMO.Even if you don't buy into any of the above, in just about every market, within a couple hours drive there is a sub-market that is dramatically less expensive.

Also look for one if your interested in investing that would tailor to that as well.

Hello,We are going to be renting out a house in California, we are looking for example lease agreements that we can potentially tailor to what we need. 

Steve H.Pros: Used by insurance adjusters Cons:Expensive and tailored for insurance industry Cost: Webpage for cost is down.Freedomsoft – CRM software used for lead generation “My subscription still works, not sure if they (Preston & Co) have made any major updates in the past 2 years.

Each situation is unique and while one option may fit 75% of the people in that situation, it's hard to tell who those 25% outliers are going to be.My best recommendation is to get with a real estate knowledgeable CPA, go through a long session where you outline your business goals, retirements goals, other sources of income, etc and have them tailor a plan that works for all (or most) of your goals.

Furthermore, you need a CPA who understands tax planning, and can create tailored tax planning ideas that fit your specific needs.

They can be more flexible to tailor to your situation in my experience, because the decision-making capacity and exception process is so much closer to the loan officer than a big bank.

Obviously any property you buy should be tailored to the tenants you're looking to attract, but don't forget you're still looking to attract tenants.

Why not carry a serious newbie under your wing...you'd in essence have a personal wholesaler feeding great tailored deals to your taste and getting them before anyone else.