We are using an online listing brokerage for the sale since we went over budget on the reno.

I completed the online application the same day and later that same day received an email back with a term sheet.

I am strongly considering starting the online courses myself but, like you, I plan to keep my W2 and use my license to save on acquisition costs or to make some money on the side through organic referrals, friends, family, etc. 

Found them off the Quickbooks website under the Support/Find a QB ProAdvisor section and they basically held my hand through the whole process of how to do enter transactions, import my credit card statements online, cleaned up my chart of accounts, etc. 

Do you just find statistics of a given area online, or talking with everyone you interact with, or other ways?

Or simply go to county doc office online search?

My town website has an online search for Land Records So I can find notices of foreclosures, notices of liens, warranty deeds, mortgage documents etc. the day they are filed.

You can’t really find them online (maybe on BP, but still a big maybe).

Apart from that, there are gold nuggets from time to time.You might see a new method to try in these BiggerPockets blog posts on how to find deals online and offline:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8814/72016-55-resources-to-find-real-estate-deals-onlinehttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8814/71506-27-ways-to-find-off-market-and-wholesale-real-estate-deals-offlineHappy deal hunting and reach out if I can help with anything!

I'll look into Trello too.We also use the usual suspects in our toolbox too (Dropbox, Slack & G-Suite)Hoping to hear from other folks on what online tools they use to help with the automation of workflows & tasks.Both with the DD portion but also the capital raise & Investor workflow mgt.