I’m an aspiring property investor, don’t have any property yet, but looking for something in future.Being in IT, I’m curios what software (particularly web based, SaaS) real estate agents, or landlords use.

Not everything we read / listen on the web is 100% accurate, but to some extent his pitch might help people understand what's happening on global scale to think through and adapt/adjust their investment strategy if necessary.Any thing that we could learn and apply as a RE Investor?

I have been looking all over the web for site on cheap homes in the California Area (east bay manily) for homes.

OK- so haven't stopped searching the web for more insight into what NR is really about.

All those comments come in the form of an email, so adding them to a "box" is simple.All the form requests from my web sites come to my inbox where I can instantly add the contact info and start a new box, complete with reminders to whichever pipeline it belongs to.The best part for me is one click to set the date of next contact.

I can no longer find her name or her company on the web (other than a completely different person with the same name in another city).

I did some searching on google and from the web sights I find I can't tell if they are the real deal.Thanks,Felix

Joseph, I just used the web page you shared and found the lender I am currently working with.

It's the best resource on the web, so make sure to take the time to read forums, articles, and listen to the many great podcasts. 

They told me because the laws are that once I'm married the other person is entitled to what I have and that if my spouse for example had a gambling problem I'm responsible for that debt too unless I had in place in South Africa what is equal to a prenup over there.