First of month because tracking anniversary dates is a nightmare!

@Nick Gerli Building permits are a good metric to track, but when determining how it affects the market, you also want to measure it with population growth and housing inventory.

I'll give you the 3ish books that have been MOST instrumental to me in real estate investing:The Millionaire Real Estate Investor - Jay Papasan and Gary KellerThe Book on Flipping Houses and its cousin The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs by J ScottThe ABCs of Real Estate Investing by Ken McIlroyIn these pages you'll find few, if any, shiny objects of "the one thing that's going to make you rich forever", but rather you'll find proven, fundamental strategies that work and are prudent to build your investing career off of.

I personally want a proven track record before I'll start giving someone leeway.I would give him written notice with 60 days to pay off the loan in full.

Partner 2, has met with agent, the contractor, and will be ensuring the project is on track.

The management LLC does not own any assets.In Quickbooks every property is a "class" so we can track capex and operating results per property.

Hi Stuart, I think you're on track starting with a house hack.

I'll continue to track that part of the market. 

You're on the right track!

I have not been able to get in contact with owned yet however will look into skip tracking services Suggested.