I also think good old fashion pen and paper would work best for me (since I'm just starting out).

Of course if you really have to move on after 3 days, then allow 3 days; but if you can wait forever for a good deal, then don't enter 3 days.Bottomline, give them exactly what they want in a nice and neat fashion, and your REO acquisition abilities should greatly improve; and you will soon be seen as a pleasure to sell to.Will

The best way to manage it is the usage of tool which strategically manage the things in the right fashion.

The old fashion technique you are on now to save and buy when you have the down payment may be the safer course and keeps you on the buy and hold track without the risks of being a flip dabbler.Your prompt highlights how these are in some ways very opposite strategies (one is get in, add value, and get out, and get paid asap... the other slow and steady buy and hold--maybe forever--letting the tenant pay down the debt, rents slowly rise, and appreciation march on )..

If you approach this correctly, you will have a professional advisor on your team to help you get the most out of this very powerful tool while operating in a compliant fashion.  

Feel free to reach out if you would like to meet up in person or chat in another fashion.

I just want to let people see why the good old fashion way is also good.

In Bryans case I assume we are talking about 1 LLC with multiple properties, no doubt a business entity.I don't know whether my state requires this, I was thinking that this would be done to more resemble in a formal fashion a business entity, thereby looking more like a business and not like an individual with a rental.I notice large businesses own lots of property in their names.

How you intend to attract investors (privately via a PPM or publicly via an offering circular under the new laws)Also, a "hedge fund" implies that you have a strategy that is counterbalanced in some fashion.

Not returning calls in a timely fashion,etc however as it has been said by "rich dad" "poor dad" I need to mind my own business.