There are a couple of good guru software systems if you want to pm me, although the cost is not justified unless you have pipeline volume.

I am an active blogger, and I contribute daily to my blog: I created this blog as a resource for people who are looking to purchase their first rental property.

What kind of volume can I honestly expect to do over a one year period?

LeJon, I speak to you almost on a daily basis in form or another.

Set yourself a breakthrough goal (for me, earning $100K this year) then you try to take 5 actions every day towards that ONE breakthrough goal, in addition to all your other daily, weekly monthly goals.

She was good at the beginning in that she helped to tenant both properties, gave me good feedback, etc, but after they were tenanted, that's when the communication sort of disappeared even after daily emails I would send, calls I would leave on her voice which she doesn't pick up, and there's no other person to call.

I have read volumes of post on this site and like alot of new folks looking to get started with REI, I am suffering from info overload.

Ryan,to give you some more insight on Quit Claim Deeds (or QCD's), we use them almost daily for we own five companies and to get the property into the right entity we perform a quit claim deed, and for the consideration of $1.00.

I check email twice a week,.and voice mail once daily.

Yes, you might be better off getting a license, it should also be a more profitable opportunity for some brokers who have enough volume to offset expenses as many will probably drop out of the game.