When the tenant moves, I move their folder into archive storage.Our rent register is kept on a columnar pad, easy for me to record and reference as needed.I keep some forms in electronic format in the computer and some in hard copy format in a binder that I've labeled "Master Copies."

However, when I come across a good thread in the forum post, I have just been saving them to my favorites on my web browser and wondered, is there was a better way to archive and organize these threads and blog posts within BP?  

Source: http://www.stgeorgeutah.com/news/archive/2014/06/17/st-george-man-pleads-guilty-2-5-mil-losses-victims/#.U7rBH41dVT4Posted by Corey Curwick Dutton 

I've see it set up anywhere from exclusion only for a certain time to actually giving them first right of refusal.http://www.wickenslaw.com/firm-newsletter-archive/what-is-a-right-of-first-refusal/In reality if these people want the property they will step up before you list.

It also has a wealth of knowledge thru the forums, blogs and archives.

Also it is not letting me Archive my old messages.

I would take advantage of the past forum postings by using the search function first before posting topics..there is a great archive of info out there.. but then if you don't find information ,you should feel free to create a new topic.

Dale Osborn how do you find these posts from the archives?

Cheers,Tonyhttp://bizbeatblog.dallasnews.com/archives/2012/02/forecast-texas-cities-tops-for.html

Hello,I have not been able to find this specific topic in the archives, so here goes.Scenario; An individual purchases a house as a rental property within their SDIRA, AFTER they have turned 59 1/2.