You need to follow procedure.

It's just a matter of adjusting procedures. 

A good set of processes, standard operating procedures (SOP's), and policies can be the difference between a successful, well-oiled machine type of organization and a chaotic, inconsistent, and frustrating one.Their concept of "McDonaldizing" your operation is exactly right.

Borrower is a dentist with over $100k per month average deposits over last 24 months .Borrower states that he needs the cash because he just bought another dental practice.

So i saw alot of videos on youtube of guys that have like 25 units in first year or some crazy numbers like that but often they dont explain loan procedure so i would like to someone to explain it to me if can.

Hello,For Massachusetts landlords or possibly other states as well, what procedures do you all follow if a TENANT on a month to month basis gives a landlord a 30 day notice that they will be leaving, but they don't actually leave at the end of the month?

Definitely make sure to handle this with caution; follow the state procedure for evicting a tenant.

So I'm at this new job today, and everything is being thrown at me. 401k saving, dental, vision etc...

@Jynell BerkshireBeing from Los Angeles this is standard operating procedure.

I'll be more careful with my wording next time.Do you write all the system and procedures in a word file or excel?