But that was me double ending the deals.Fast forward out of the 80's I have only had one instance were a broker bringing me an offer on one of my listing asked for more than the published BAC.. its was a Super high end home in Oregon  5 mil sales price..

Postlets is awesome, gets you all over the web.

I'm very finicky when it comes to systems that I use all the time.I've investigated the various CRMs and all that and either they cost money or they're ugly monstrosities and web based.

Urban Land Institute publishes a number of books on doing this.  

They don't send invoices for association fees and there is no web site to track account.

FCI's web login gives him everything about his loan(s) from posting of our conversation logs, payments, letters, late notices, etc. 

Search the web and you will find counties that publish them online.

Elizabeth Daniel - visit her web-site - see what you thinkhttp://www.flconstructionaccounting.com/real-estate-accounting.htm

Here in FL the sale dates are published well in advance, always more than a month out. 

Before this, I worked as an author and worked hard to promote a self-published novel, only to realise that I would probably never recoup my expenses.