I also use zilpy.com, which is kind of an internet spider - it gathers rental rates and other stuff like crime rates, vacancy rates, and neigborhood demographics from other internet based sources.

Originally posted by "johnstewart":when i find boarded up houses i need to be able to get ahold of the owner but all i can get is the name and addressyup, first option is the internet, but it sounds like original poster does that and just gets the mailing address.

The number one task is to agree an agenda and sense of direction for future meetings.

We all have other "stuff" going on and between us, we also have some Internet Web Site projects going on which pretty much take care of themselves.We are all pretty smart people and we are looking at property flips like any other business venture... do it right, get in fast, use good people, provide a quality finished product, make our money and move on to the next one.

Within our morning minutes we discuss daily task, weekly outlooks, monthly goals, quarterly goals, one year goals, five year goals and ten year goals.

I agree with you 100% Josh and it has helped me be a better person when it comes to rising to the task!

I’ve been researching the internet for test kits.

I'd knock down those columns in my favorite Spartacus outfit, record it on video, and put it on the internet.

Big task, but I believe I will do it.

+1 on that Jonathan Wolter, Quickbooks works great for real estate, when set up correctly you can create all kinds of reports to see exactly what is going on with your properties, your accountant can also customize the file for you, so that you can track your mortgages.There is an article somewhere on the internet on how to set up Quickbooks for real estate, it has been a while so i do not remember where so anyone interested can google it.