My workflow necessitates a physical notebook next to me at all times.

REI BB has been around, it has a nice workflow built in.   

Like most systems that were once traditional, in-person processes that moved to primarily online-based workflows (e.g. filing your taxes), there will always be some things to work through over time, so let's ignore that discussion for now.Idk how many real estate/eviction law attorneys visit and comment here on Bigger Pockets, but I'd be curious to hear anyone with ample experience with the law and/or evictions hypothesize on why that is the case.

Here's my workflow: My cold callers in Central America qualify leads on my behalf, saving me time.

Lots of automation features can be built to manage leads as well as workflows and followups.

So I the property management job ended up falling through due to the owner not having consistent work flow for me.

Workflows?

Think about establishing systems now, too, so you have some idea of how the workflow will be handled.The next bits of advice really depend on what asset class you're after.

I like this setup because it helps with workflow.

Where are some great resources to turn to regarding property managent workflows, procedures, best practices etc?