Hey folks,I have been thinking about this a little bit lately and felt like it was just a general topic that could be useful in this sub forum.While having an entire office, even at home, when you are just starting out is obviously a little over the top, what are some really useful habits, techniques, accessories / supplies, and apps/software that some of you more experienced investors used at the beginning and maybe even still use now that could be helpful for those of us just getting started?

I've purchased a few wholesaling courses and have closed deals using their techniques.

The technique I use is to research PM firms while I am still in the area, and find the one I am most comfortable with.

A 1031 is a great technique.

I do business all over so my "buying criteria" and "list building techniques" vary!

Chad,Installing an egress window in a basement will likely involve enlarging the existing window opening; digging a window well and tying it into the French drain; and, if deep enough, installing a ladder in your well.

How would I profit from this type of investing technique?

Most other states its not a problem.To get the details of these techniques you can google around and you will be sure to find the exact steps to do either process.Good luck!

But I find teachers being for the most part well organized and smart do quite well once they learn sales techniques  IE qualify present and close. 

With this technique, you're OK if they inevitably leave at end of year 1 or earlier, and you avoid the costs of make ready, etc. if they stay.