There was also a web service (I forget the name) where you could hire people to view properties for you and they would report back with a detailed summary.I wish you the best of luck.

I have a fair amount of property management experience in the vacation rental world and currently work for a web company that specializes in interactive content for real estate. 

Hello @Brian Mangum - Your situation sounds a lot like mine, as I also own a mid-size IT business (Web Hosting) through which I've been self-employed for over a decade; however in 2015 I decided to start moving into REI.

It's the same as linking ANY web page:- copy & paste.

I'm a web developer and the two that routinely get recommended to me are 1Password and LastPass.

I am new to it as well and I currently have like 11 open web pages of articles I'm waiting to read in my downtime.

Whitson Gordon (non BP Member) Pros: Basic is free with 60 MB of new uploads per month and sync across 2 devices Cons:Not designed for real estate Cost: $34.99 for Plus with 1 GB of new uploads per month with synch across all devices $69.99 for Premium with 10 GB of new uploads per month with synch across all devices and more features Trello - A Trello board is basically a web page containing lists laid out horizontally on the page so you can get a bird's eye view of your project.

All real estate is local by definition (I'll leave out relocating mobile homes, but you get my drift); you are buying/holding a "piece of the planet" so to speak that is intricately woven into a web of other dependencies, some of which are managed, some of which are unmanageable, both natural and man-made.

I suspect band is the same... they have to build for snow load but they don't need storm drains like we do in the web foot territory

Start with your state securities office web site and see what options are available; they are usually really helpful.