@James Teutschmann I think everyone could use a bit of organization and of you will join a mastermind group with others in a similar place as you.

The value of the home has grown quite a bit since I purchased.

I want to basically say, “you’re a grown-up, you can handle these types of things”.Any tips on this would be great.

I can drive around the city on days off and see that there are significantly fewer grown men hanging out doing nothing during a work day in Pawtucket than there used to be, and a few new businesses and restaurants, but I am not sure what metrics would be most important to look at in order to really understand the towns I am looking at.Does anyone have any suggestions on metrics I can look at that can help me understand the strength of the economic growth of a town?

It takes FOREVER for deposits to go through (5-8 days), but it helps me stay organized (I have 7 tenants through Cozy).

Also, If you're looking for a meet up, we organize a real estate investor meet up the last Wednesday of every month at "The Manhattan Project" restaurant on Frankfort Ave.

These services can be very important for a thriving business to keep organized. 

Happy to organize if there is interest.

Partnerships are nice because they can bring investment capitol, but not so nice when there are other opinions in the organization.

To be honest, most CPAs use an organizer which is a document interview about your taxes.