On the other hand, you don't want too many chefs in the kitchen.

Hi Bigger Pocket Virginia Beach,I was having lunch and out of the blue I receive a notification on my phone of a motivated seller lead captured on my website.

Any information you can share on your process to effectively capture these deals while minimizing your time spent on them would be greatly appreciated!

I also use Evernote which has a great document capture camera to keep an archive of all my receipts. 

New to this whole REI adventure and trying to capture as much information as I can.

Longevity of a good tenant is the really the key to this whole thing called real estate investing (buy/hold strategy).Personally for me I've never bought anything under 100K and rents never under $1200/month to try to capture the "high" quality tenants but I still had trouble.  

I hope I'm not being delusional here, but Real Estate has captured my interest seeing as so many people have mentioned it before.Currently I'm in college pursuing a 2 yr degree in Construction Management and will transfer to get a bachelor's in the same field.

This is an insightful story and captures something that every designer or real estate professional should consider when approaching spaces in buildings they intend to hold for the long term...flexibility! 

The acronym I use to capture all expenses is MICE TRIP V.

Going with hard money or a similar setup could get you in the game much quicker and avoid the problem of having too many chefs in the kitchen (Which is a legitimate issue).