That being said, my attorneys have been incredibly instrumental in helping me get deals closed, reduce and or mitigate my risks, and frankly have saved me a ton of money.

I am going to get the vacancy rate down from 40% to 5% on a 27 unit property I just got hold of.I am going to flip one house on owner financing.I am going to purchase a primary residence.I am going to acquire 2 homes on lease option or owner financing and use them as rentals.I am going to get an automated follow up system for CRM after I talk to leads.

The wealth information and networking opportunities I have been able to leverage though BP has been instrumental in my REI career thus far.

The HY accounts interest income would be taxed at ordinary income (a CPA can fact check me on that), which is a higher rate but you would have less in absolute gains to get taxed on.In general, your 2007 sheet highlights the main argument for using a fixed income instrument or HY savings account over investing in an ETF/Index Fund to save.

I have several Realtors that have me set up to receive automated MLS listings. 

These ideas can range anywhere from gathering data that helps find the best cities to invest in, to automating specific workflows, to screening tenants, to practice environments that help you become a better investor.

Usually the way it works is that the more money you are willing to spend, the more automated your business will be.

Interesting to post that comment on this site, but RE and other means can be a great instrument to freedom.

(No leased funds or instruments allowed). 1% is allowed if it meets the minimum of $500,000 USD.For submissions where the 10% amount equals $3 million and above the process begins immediately.For submissions where the 10% amount is below $3 million down to the USD $500K minimum, submissions are stacked and require additional processing time.

Do you automate your entire yellow letter (or white letter) or do you hand write the seller name/other parts?