We wore clothes with holes in them and shoes that were worn out years earlier.

Now that my systems are in place, anything going forward will be done much quicker.Once I get my first deal done, then yeah, I'm absolutely going to out-source that, as well as the whole virtual assistant thing, but until I have the influx of capital, everything's on a shoe-string budget, and as a direct result, will be slow-going.

But I would also tell you, that I crms are pretty lousy in general, and it seems that even the most popular applications fall short for many people most of the time.If I were in your shoes, I would definatly make myself aware of what was out there, and then ask myself if the cost was worth learning to "play in someone else's playground".Then I would tell you to explore the possibility of developing your own.

Same tenants who take their shoes off by the entry door when they come inside.

Wear out some shoe leather, I know it's the old fashioned way, but it works.

It could be liget and it could well be a sham, and probably from the listing agent playing games, caal the on it, stick to your price and move on, make them shoe any option or take them down.

At best he is a tolerable subhuman who has learned to wear shoes, bathe, and not make messes in the house.-- Lazarus Long (aka Robert Heinlein)

If I were in his shoes my next step with my 600+ properties would be figuring out how to sell them quickly.

So, I'm sure at one point or another you have been in my shoes.

If I was in your shoes, I would first establish any bank financing that I would be needing.