I'm kasa working in software industry and bought my primary residence in 2011 reo property and remodeled it as we needed as it was too tough to get a home (ample space compared to my current apartment living space ), so have to go all the way to do addition.

My rentals are in a couple of areas that people I work with (I'm a software/hardware engineer) might say they wouldn't go into.

In the past I couldn't ever find any info on it other than to go through some sort of servicer, but apparently now you can get a security inspection and experian's authorization and buy the software and report your customer's accounts to them.

I have a desire to use quite a bit of the money we bring in for outreach in my community and in Nicaragua (for now).His Fortune Builders program allows him to add four people to his partner list which will give access to all of the training, scripts, materials, software, etc.I've researched FB and believe they have a solid educational system...

We are both software engineers doing our first steps, learning as much as we can, in the real state business.

There is some great software for a hundred or so.

you buy the software to save time.

And yes - you get unlimited access to the new Calculators that I spent years developing (yep) and our developer spent several months coding and I think is the most awesome piece of software out there for real estate investors.

My plan is to initially do property management myself just to learn it and understand the business better, so eventually I can hire/train someone to do it, and better understand what I'm looking for.Things I still need to do - find a good real estate lawyer for looking over purchase agreements/questions I have, finding good plumbers/electricians/contractors for the work I will need to hire, decide what sort of management software I might want to use to make things easier, learn a TON about basic everyday fixes to units.Also... hey @Ethan Hamilton, what's up buddy??

Also, what software, if any ,are you using?