Another beni is I don't need Internet access to do the books.Usage:  No, I don't mengle my personal finances into the business use of QB.Also don't integrate QB with online banking, but that's just me.I'm using QB online right now now so I'm not sure the separating of directories applies here since it's on the cloud.Right; you can't. 

The Internet is a marvelous tool - - enter the right search terms and you can find almost anything.

You need to have 4 skills that are necessary in any company1) Sales - This should be the number one goal2) Recruiting only The best people to work for you3)Leadership 4) Productivity (learn how to manage your time and always keep learning)As you are growing start hiring people for tasks that are non-essential or that take lot of time, while you focus on the most important activities that generate revenue (sales and marketing).

http://www.tinyhousejamboree.com/If you think this internet thing is just a fad, then dont pay attention to the addition of a new type of housing to the housing mix.

TWO  is the lender local can you eye ball them and do they have a brick and motor office.THREE did they approve you over the phone or internet and just need you to send in 200 to 500 dollars for due diligence fee.. and once they have that they will move to closing.If the answer is its your first flip,,,,, and lender is not local just hit you on the internet or on BP somewhere,And they want ANY kind of up front fee... other than paying for a third party appraisal and a modest credit check fee.. ( just like qualifiy for a rental).. then chances are they are not going to close and you will lose whatever money you give them.

A real Flat fee MLS listing company will charge somewhere around $99-$500 (depending on the company) and offer no service whatsoever to the seller who will offer a commission to buyer agents and performs the tasks of the listing agent.In my opinion this is the best format for BP investors, Most of people here are able to handle a showing, negotiation, review documents and understand them and close a deal. they don't need a Listing Agent.Google Flat Fee MLS and you will find some good reputable local (licensed in your state) companies that will provide the service for you. make sure you deal with the State Licensed Broker directly and NEVER with a third party referral service.

I also imagine there are a lot more people investing out of state like this than 10-15 years ago due to internet making it easy and people not liking other investment options.

just sayinive tried that before and it is tough- look into the internet public library and get the news papers so you can get an idea of what's in differing areas then you can go onto google maps and look at the terrain you don't want to buy a sink hole- know what I meanbe careful looking at trends and market changes sometimes its a lemming jumping over the precipice instead of a stable market change- meaning long term vs short term investmentenjoy

This was agreed on when I discussed it with council Sykes in the last Lead Task Force meeting.4) An extension will be granted but I'm not sure for how long. 

And no, I don't think it is realistic for a newbie to suddenly be able to "google it" or learn how to do all these things by reading BP and remotely through email, internet, and pictures taken by the provider.