Tenant laws can eat your lunch and I bet a paycheck they'll never get better.

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.

IMO - If someone is looking to park some money right now I would bet on Englewood, Brookside, Springdale, and Windsor Park.

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.

I bet most people wish they bought all they could in 2015.

I had signed up with 'realestateexpress' and my 6 months has expired.  I only completed 3 courses but really want to finish it out.  Wondering if its a good investment to re-enroll for another 6 months and get the pac...

Good evening BiggerPockets Community, My wife and I are new to REI, and I have been spending a lot of time trying to read everything I can, attend webinars, and practice running the numbers on properties that I've been able to find online.