Everytime I get a new home or tenant I just add it to the system and the tenant pays on line and it goes straight to my bank account.

Hi Matt:Pull up your online amortization schedule.

I did a lot of research online and here to find the best method to track your ROI or some kind of template or software.

They established both relationships and a reputation for that area.I have the same plan as you for acquiring properties in about 6 years once I'm in a stable situation - finding a couple off-MLS buy and holds per year.

I live in a small town of roughly 17,000+ residents, and there is not a lot of rental postings online for my town.

Just because it is an standard sales does not mean a family trust is selling it because the person passed away. and you can find those leads on line look for obituary leads. 

Here is a brief background of myself:Started out (January 2011) part time as an intern for a reputable property management company in Southern California, specializing in SFH and HOA's.

I am relatively "green" to the industry but am fortunately to have a strong support system in the wings.I'm looking to build my own reputation and i'm happy to have found an ideal forum to share my encounters as I am sure I am in for an adventure.So quick, any words of advice for a young professional getting started?

(If you develop a reputation of buying distressed properties and improving them, you become an asset to the 52.

Some counties have that data available online too.