This is how it transform in our market:as you can see below, price appreciation suddenly rebounded double digit in March, that's for listing in Jan/Feb.

All I needed to do was free, SET UP MY SYSTEMS that are repeatable a) Create and use my daily scheduleb) Get documents in order using (google drive) and or Trelloc) Practice free scripts available online to use when talking to buyers and sellers d) Put together my listing presentations for buyers and sellers - digital or papere) Learn and use my CRM - paper or digitalf) Start with my sphere of influence, friends, families, etc. g) Volunteer for open houses, charity events, networking to build my databaseh) Work with your broker to set up a business plani) Know how to do a competitive market analysis  READ the books offered to realtors on Bigger Pockets written by real estate agents Whatever you do, stick to the basics that are usually free...don't go to too many trainings..focus on your basics...then later get any of those services you turned down earlier if you need them. 

Hello BP community,I am looking to start a discussion revolving around investing and the digital tools that are out there for real estate.I just read an article posted on TechCrunch that I thought others may find interesting! 

@Jordan LittleWe are planning to switch to self managing from 7 hours away.. we are thinking about having internet during turnover times with electronic keypads and possibly even a camera to monitor for security during showings (then removing for tenant move in).

Having these as personal accounts would make it easier to manage but the main thing is I would save money on business account fees.I guess the main thing I'm wondering is is it okay if I use personal accounts as digital envelopes for setting aside money each month so I can better plan for year-end expenses, or does everything need to be in business accounts?  

Lots of drugs in the city so either plan on keeping a presence and maybe surveillance cameras or run your numbers so that the building will afford you a good management company.

But landlords aren't subject to these non-invasive search laws.For a city to install a security camera on a utility pole, months of public hearings are required (which get political).

In my house rules on the OTAs it clearly states that the guest will need to agree and sign a digital rental agreement that will be sent to them after booking.  

Here are some other things I would consider:Make sure you get your own home inspection performed.Walk every square inch of the home with a camera.

He set up a "camera" in his 2nd story window pointing at their house to intimidate the tenants who then complained to me.