- Does the onsite leasing manager keep a daily traffic log and is that provided to owner?

Suggest reading a book or two and logging in to Bigger Pockets every day and reading the blogs and posts.

A good feature of the lock is that it logs date/time/user for each event. 

@Steve DellaPelleDo become a broker in MA, you must have worked and logged at least 25 hours per week as a licensed real estate salesperson.So, if you can't maintain at least that level then part-time would be difficult.You just need to be under a broker during those three years, so working for a property manager with a broker's license is fine.

I was trying to log on my phone but its a tad bit old lol.

Laughing all the way to the bank.I recently bought a 3/2 in Hamilton Ohio for $15K.It's a poop log, but it rents for $500 a month.

Bipin provided his log showing that the person signing started to sign my name, then crossed it out and signed as Garrett Neal. 

Bipin provided his log showing that the person signing started to sign my name, then crossed it out and signed as Garrett Neal.

http://www.journalofaccountancy.com/Issues/2013/De...Journal of Accountancy article on RE ProfessionalI'd say it is very important to keep a log. 

I was a logger for 10 years In Oregon.. we had a nice run.. but we provided logs so on the other end of the spectrum.. out this way the big lumber brokers control the market.Although I did do a deal with a Oak floor manufactorer years ago.. we had a 700 acre tree farm in Oregon that had some Oak on it I traded the oak for custom flooring..