I’m really big into personal growth & development and on my 1.5 hours of daily round-trip commuting time I’m always reading something either about Real Estate, business, or some sort of self-improvement book.

Agents, feel free to educate your first time home buyer about how the business works while your driving around with a client in your passenger seat.

Hello Gary, While you are trying to find a renter for long term, is there a possibility to rent it out on daily/weekly basis?

I buy for cash flow based on the out of pocket.I get 75% deals emailed daily...

I had very little money into it and it continues to generate cash flow and opportunities daily.

I have been casually reading BP for years, however, with the advent of the podcasts, which I greatly enjoy, I have opted to invest more time daily reading blog posts, PDFs, and member content. 

In fact, my wife is going to stop teaching for a year and I am going to put her to work helping Kyle with the flips so maybe she can be the daily journal blogger :)thanks Jerry, good luck to you.

Also, do daily calculations on potential properties as they come on the market.  

Also standardizing leases, rents and any other areas that need this will greatly help grow your business and help the future sales/marketing and daily operating process, especially if you have employees.When a new owner buys a property residents/tenants expect a rent increase, especially if you are making improvements.

E&O coverage might be there, co-op advertising and your ads, office party, flowers for the agent in the hospital having whatever, tips at luncheons, get in a large office and you'll have something you could give to almost daily.