I learned the way professional real estate firms operate, and when I left, had the knowledge to put together a real estate syndicate that made hundreds of thousands of dollars for my partners and me.Currently, I am a principal in a real estate hedge fund and a principal and director in another that is on the verge of launching a crowdfunding platform that will turbocharge the ability of its member owners to raise funds with the new 506(c) rules.I share this with you not to impress you but to impress upon you the value of a college degree from a good school.  

I just found this article for a service that launched in Portland Oregon which helps promote pocket listings:  https://pocketdeed.com/2016/05/09/real-estate-pock...i think it would be very popular in cities like san francisco and los angeles where pocket listings are much more common

BUT, the costs you will typically pay for this service can also be done by finding your own web host, purchasing your own domain, and launching your own design.

While having read thousands of forums and listened to nearly every podcast in my spare time, I have finally saved a significant amount of startup capital to launch my investing career.I've been managing AirBnB rentals for the past two years during college here in Santa Barbara, CA, and have saved about 80k to invest in some larger deals.I split my time between Santa Barbara as well as Lake Tahoe, and have been on the deal hunt for the past few months analyzing nearly everything on the market.

As you will probably image, my main concern is who to work with if I am OOS on those markets.I would really appreciate everyone's insight and experiences with these areas and turnkey companies (or your own recommendations)Looking forward to connect with amazing people and getting some constructive feedback that can help me launch my investments OOS.Again, thank you for much in advance for your input and feedback and wish everyone success on their path to passive income and financial freedom!

Views of Sunrise and Sunset and rocket launches.

I am a beta user and will definitely continue to use it after launch and will transition away from using Buildium.

I have not tried any of them but intend to try the free trial for each when I get closer to my launch date.

One could easily boot up into the surface and launch a virtual win 7 session or two if you had licensed OS versions to do so with.

I have a day job and I'm launching a start-up, so I don't have time to make RE a full time thing.