For those of you like myself who make multiple offers per day on listed (and unlisted) properties, you know the process is tedious...for Texas at least, as I'm sure it is anywhere.I'm currently shopping around for systems or software that are more sophisticated than what I'm currently using to efficiently streamline the process of making multiple offers per day.I'm finding that I'm quickly outgrowing my "system" and to prepare for future growth, would like to see what others may be using.I thought I would pose the question to this group:1) Do you use software or some sort of system other than having a pre-filled contract to assist in making multiple offers?

Cities shift tiers as they change in size.

But then if you shift to a manager, your expenses go up and the cap rate goes down.Forget IRR.

Getting into the game early in your career is a big benefit, especially with the current interest rate environment.Odds are you'll probably move or shift careers in the next few years anyway, so why anchor yourself down at your age?

I believe I want to shift into fix/flip and more so buy and hold.

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I think this will greatly improve access to the credit markets and put more upward pressure on prices as the demand curve shifts to to the right from new entrants into the market.

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