Lets connect, I wholesale properties in Maryland, but have several Sugar Land contacts that are active investors.

Is there a crm like Sugar or Podio or Zoho that can make a new customer entry automatically whenever a buyer submits a form?

I've clearly defined my target areas, price range, square footage, bedrooms and baths, age of the home, etc and now I am trying to become more comfortable with analyzing homes I am interested in.Since I have plans to buy & hold I have become very familiar with the 1%, 2% and 50% rules and for life of me I cannot make the 50% rule work for the market here in my Houston suburb of Sugar Land/Missouri City TX!!!

I have looked into old sugar land (Townwest area and etc) 77478 zip code, parts of Houston ( 77083) Fort bend School district and Katy near Cinco Ranch ( 77450) but not Cinco Ranch since it is too expensive.

Generally pools solicited for private consumption are smaller in size not exceeding $20 Million and even then those pools generally allow investors to bid and buy smaller portions of the pool.  

I should also mention that I am in the enviable position if having a "sugar momma," my wife is a radiologist. 

Martha's comment about me sounding rough made me re-read my comment.For the record, I don't sugar-coat things.

Gabriel,I am in N-B these days, but, even after all this time, there is much I miss of MTL.The software application we have developed - and are planning to refine for outside consumption next year - is a building monitoring & automation solution for the small to medium sized landlord with numerous SFH or small Multi-family properties.

While a more efficient boiler will lower gas/oil/electricity consumption to produce heat, if 50% of that heat is escaping through non air-sealed, uninsulated (R4-R5) walls & roof and single pane windows, you are still waisting energy & money, and your building will still be draughty and uncomfortable.

However, I want to be honest with you with no sugar coating.