There is some great software for a hundred or so.

you buy the software to save time.

And yes - you get unlimited access to the new Calculators that I spent years developing (yep) and our developer spent several months coding and I think is the most awesome piece of software out there for real estate investors.

My plan is to initially do property management myself just to learn it and understand the business better, so eventually I can hire/train someone to do it, and better understand what I'm looking for.Things I still need to do - find a good real estate lawyer for looking over purchase agreements/questions I have, finding good plumbers/electricians/contractors for the work I will need to hire, decide what sort of management software I might want to use to make things easier, learn a TON about basic everyday fixes to units.Also... hey @Ethan Hamilton, what's up buddy??

Also, what software, if any ,are you using?

You can uninstall, delete, reboot your computer, reinstall software, etc. etc.

Mike, Yes there are books and software but often much more expensive and sophisticated than you need.

What about running the audio through some inexpensive dictation software such as Dragon, then hiring a VA at $10-$20/episode (as discussed in 4 Hour Work Week) to piece together any missed translations?

Pictures of locks, type of locks, antivirus software???

In addition, I will be showing off my software application which has allowed me and others to make more offers and get more deals while becoming even more productive and not burning out the agents!