Hello @Thomas Holman and welcome to the siteYou'll learn a lot here to realise the $800k by 2021 deadline. one trainer on the probate niche said he researched that $1trillion worth of real estate in USA will pass through the probate court by 2022, making that a large enough space.Add to that skill to analyze deals,rehab(fix and hold where necessary) and financing the property purchase.....you are thereall the best

We negotiate pricing, push for terms favorable to our seller, co-ordinate the signing of documents, manage various deadlines (P&S, extensions, inspections, mortgage commitment, closing, vet the financing before accepting an offer (yes, there are still garbage pre-approvals out there), co-ordinate inspections and appraisals - including well water and septic system tests, negotiate pricing adjustments following home inspection, support the sales price with comps for the appraiser, stomp out the various fires that pop up along the way, wrangle the occasional obnoxious or overly anxious seller, make sure that the attorneys are on track with disclosures like lead paint, asbestos, mold and septic, get the seller organized with final utility readings and transferring them to the buyer at the right time and managing the final walk-through the day of closing and getting to the closing table.Other than that, we don't lift a finger.

Establish a Timeline: Set deadlines for each goal or milestone to create a sense of urgency and promote accountability.e.

I gave myself a deadline.

Now the sellers were screwed, they were moving and up on a deadline....Then my friends walked in tossed a list price offer with good sized down payment and strong qualification.I was also on the losing end of a deal where I made an offer they said no, reached out again few weeks later same answer.

I know that's not a LOT, but I do best with checklists and systems, and so I am looking for an inexpensive software I can see to keep track of things such as deadlines and due dates both in the offer and due diligence stages, and for use wit tenants.

However, if the contractor fails to meet the deadline, the incentive will be lost.

The handyman was working multiple projects and this was showing with the lack of progress on my home.My project manager, handyman, and I got together for a little pow-wow and set a deadline of 3 weeks to finish everything.If he didn’t finish, I would deduct $50 a day from his pay.This was all a verbal agreement, and the handy man left pretty angrily.So the three weeks pass by, and the house is nowhere near complete.

You are free from any deadlines.

Zillow DataLubbock, Texas: I'm nearing a deadline and need to identify a 'like-kind' property to complete a 1031 exchange.