I certainly do all my bookkeeping electronically, but I also have a specific system for keeping track of paperwork.I mainly do flips, and for each property, I keep 5 color-coordinated file folders (all yellow for one property, all green for another, etc):1) Purchase: This holds all my purchase information, such as Purchase and Sale Agreement, Addendums, HUD-1, CMAs, etc.2) Holding: This holds all my paperwork related to holding costs.

I have done 4 deals in NY, 3 in Greene county and the most recent in Renssalear.

I enjoy spending time with family, friends, and cheering on the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Green Bay Packers!

This house has an overhead wire crossing my neighbor's back yard, attached to my garage roof, wire touches the rolled roofing(what's left of it),  then attaches to my house,  runs down the siding and into a plastic box.It's my understanding that they have an easment,  but where does that easment end? 

Too many new guys try to start with these specialty lists that only really work if you know a LOT about data - cross-referencing various sources to identify a good prospect list.  

And, we aren't talking about cross-collateralizations but a single loan made on a residence, HELC are not commercial loans regardless of the intended purpose of the loan.

Thanks @Bob Green @Michael Noto @Shawn Dandridge I would be curious how your situation plays out...good luck!

And if you the owner don't own the homes then less repairs, maintenance, and cap ex costs ;)Tyson Cross how does one find out what the cap rate is for a market?

But I went with...Neon green #10 envelopes (seahawks green) with blue paper (seahawks colors) And the most fun/ interesting stamps I could get. 

So i'm in green valley (south of tucson) and considering multi family investing (leaning toward mobile home parks but open to options at this point)Can anyone give me an idea of what our narket is doing?