We are using countyrecordsresearch.com and the data is in excel format and there are a couple abbreviations I don't understand, but thats a different topic. 

There's are tons of up and coming areas in the city and I truly believe that this will be the next city in the entire country to boom given the formation of the Beltline, Amazon likely moving its 2nd headquarters here, 2 new stadiums professional sports stadiums, planning for street cars/trollies all throughout the city, great schools already here, billions worth of investment in the city and the fact that the actual city of Atlanta (not focusing on the metro) can be expanded even more, amongst other things.The city is going through a mini boom right now for sellers, but it seems to be sellers who bought their homes back in 2010-2015 who are now trying to make a profit on it because they bought it for dirt cheap.

I'll get right to the point; here are the numbers (calculated without P&I):Purchase Price-           $5,000,000Monthly Income-        $49,800Monthly Expenses-     $21,800 Monthly Cashflow-      $28,000Annual NOI-        $336,312*This is just an extremely condensed format of a 4 page income statement.

I am not sure there will be a full-blown podcast that will go into depth on the formation/growth/dissolution of a partnership because they are Treated differently by each stateThere are many partnership entity types which would require more to bring up(LLC, LP, LLP, general partnership etc)The needs of partnership ABC may be different than the needs of partnership DEF; which may make things inapplicable to yo

I provide Excel formatted list leads to investors looking for off market deals. 

Let me know if any of you think it would be helpful for a more detailed version in an educational format! 

What format is most effective for presenting the information?

Will start joining their sessions Upcoming focus  Upcoming focus LLC formation I put my first property in my personal name, however reading through forum here, looks like LLC is better approach to protect my personal assets, also keeping future expansion in mind Financing I may have put little more than needed (25%) in first property so am a little tight on new cash reserves.

These e-mails of false promises, And the sales letters are all the same the same format, headlines, etc.

Any suggestions on format for that??