However, today on a different property we sent out a letter to tennant to remind them not to pour cooking grease down the drain because it clogs the pipes and that is why their drains have been draining slow.So the more important the correspendence the more of a paper trial you need.

I'm looking into Propertyware next, and will be going down my list of questions and wants while I watch their videos and do a trial period.Anywho, that's my 2 cents in case it's helpful  :-)Janel 

I'm not trying to discourage you from using THAT list but trying to open your eyes to some potential things... and as with anything there is always trial and error.. sometimes you only know... til you know.... what i would suggest you look into going forward are more cherry picked leads... other sources of motivation : Divorce, foreclosure, pending tax sale, code violations..... every city/county is different.. in some places that info is available online.. in some places you have to make a trip downtown to get that info..

I am a former student of Mark Podolsky and his Land Geek land investing system.I have since branched out to form my own free private Facebook group called "Land Motivation" which is made up of many of Mark's former and current students as well as others who are actively flipping and wholesaling land using his and other similar systems.To answer the original question of this post, I have not bought land from Mark or his Frontier Properties website but he is definitely legit and all of his students (including myself) are following his land flipping formula or some variation of it.

There's a ton of slightly different variations that could spin off of this based on your specific situation.

I am doing a free trial of Buildium, but was advised that Buildium is missing an important feature, the ability to create eviction notices.

The fees can be anywhere from 7% - 10% + (so many different variations it's confusing).

Hi all,I've teamed up with a broker in Florida whom, because my background as a web developer, wants me to take his deals and market them to potential investors that want to flip...either on their own or by teaming up with a group of other Investors. ie: a 300K home will require 6 Investors with 50K each or some variation. 

Unfortunately anyone can sue you at any time for any reason and in a jury trial the jury can decide any crazy thing they want. 

I'm not seeing pricing, but it looks like rentec only offers a free 30 day trial, assuming you have to pay for it after that.