if you have a manager for your crew then you can create a check-in check-out sheet that needs to be used daily. and whoever loses the item depending on the value either has to replace, repay, or lose their job this has many downfalls, like maybe someone signs for the item and someone else takes it, theirs no way of knowing that, again it's part of the business and you should never work with low-quality employees might be cheap at that moment but will cost you greatly in the long run. hope this helped have a blessed day 

After getting on from my daily job and a little tired, this definitely makes sense to buy new.

If we had 4 jobs going on not only did it allow me to schedule and make changes to it daily, and assign everybody to their crew, but it logged their hours, and where they were, which came in handy when I'd find guys on the clock hanging out at their girlfriends house instead of being at the job site.  

On a walk-thru as a buyer, main thing I tell people to look for is moisture invasion since that can be expensive and needs to be fixed sooner rather than later. 

Daily Planner.

You will not succeed in Columbus unless you commit fully and are on the phones daily building relationships.

2 years back there were almost daily articles about tech companies moving to the NY / tri state area. 4 years back it was Boston.

That doesn't mean you’ve chatted and had a few meetings now and again or that you had dinner together and your families had met up a few times and they're all excited about this new deal that you're going to go on adventure in… You need to get to know that person as in daily relationships, how he makes his decisions or how they are reasoning through deals.

Try reading the daily news paper on line. 

Foundation - cracks, moisture in basement/crawlspaceThere are plenty of smaller items but if you're getting into BRRRRs, these are the four major ones that could make or break a deal.