-I have concerns about my tools, construction materials etc being there unattended, but at the same time, I will have my entire home there unattended when I move in (albeit more secured).

Contrary to the multiple internet gurus or guest REIA speakers that sing the vestibule of virtues offered by this rudimentary of legal tools, the land trust is simply and nothing more than a title holding vehicle.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/kidsalot/...https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/kidsalot/...this is a move in / out checklist you can use with the tenants ( they are the same but one is PDF, The other is for Onenote ) there are a lot of forms you can use that other members have downloaded, just go to the top of the screen, under " Tools" then click on " File Place" and you will find different ones there.

It is a great tool. 

It is not the best tool for small properties but is is another tool at your disposal.

Brandon,All agents should be using a third party estimating tool to determine a minimum amount of insurance needed.

Have a defined criteria.Driving for dollars I have found to be the best local tool to find potential leads, IMO.I started my career in sales, so I have cold called many businesses/owners (B2B sales).

You have the tools and the intelligence to do well in this business.  

Anyone recently use one of these tools? 

I'm not saying you can't find one, only that there are some great tools for learning if you don't.