E's (and ongoing monitoring), is time consuming and costly.

Mike Well You can use a couple of sources such as the Altos Research, Local Market Monitor, and REIS reports.

My goals are to continue rehabbing 16 to 20 houses and acquire and / or build 1 to 2 self storage facilities a year.I hope to gain insight from other investors on this site and provide feedback that may help others.I'm currently searching for comprehensive seller lead tracking software that not only includes information about the seller and demographics on their homes but also all estimated rehab costs and past offer information.

I finally got an IPAD,there seems to be a lot of vendors that make this presentation software.

I’m a published author and consultant, and have also worked in the television industry since 2003.On top of that I’m a student pilot, a web designer, an operations designer, a software developer, a husband, a father of two, and a follower of The Way.I own a direct mail marketing company which is referenced in my profile (not posted here so I don't break any rules).

I have also dreamed of building a mobile trading office.The idea is to take a van or a SUV with three rows of seats, and remove the middle row to set up a trading environment with four 27" monitors and two slim (desktop) computers each with 8 cores or more.

I believe two types of quantitative models should be useful:(1) Factor models using linear regression;(2) Principal component analysis.I think the software is the easy part; the difficult part is to have a good data base.

Xing Zhu suggested developing your own software.

If the agent had told you that they were not going to be working much over the Holidays, it would have signaled you to monitor the deal more closely.All things considered, I've acquired almost every property that I own now or have owned in the last 10 years without benefit of inspection.

This leaves me much more time to focus on my next acquisition and monitoring the profitability of existing investments.