If you know you can make money based on your strategy, then take advantage of the property.The key is sticking to your guns, if you are competing with retail customers, they'll have a  different mindset - and will likely drive up the price.

It does cost money to make the Mailing and then postage to get them to the customer.  

He has a chapter dedicated to Wholesaling, as well as many other ways to invest using OPM (other people's money).

The plan is customized.  

I don't blame them but if we didn't step in on these installs at our rentals or our custom home builds they would install a dish over the front door if it was their easiest option.  

I think you'll find that much of the turnkey business is very very heavily marketed, search for a provider who prioritizes passing profit through to the customer and not just on slick marketing and social media campaigns. 

Only 15% of 401(k) customers rebalanced in 2014.

They are not the cheapest but their customer service is great.  

I know there's various "house flipping" dedicated software out there, but I want to avoid it, as I don't know how long I'd be concentrated on this slice of the RE biz, I could be in a different part of RE in a few years, or in some unrelated biz and I like Evernote for that, but it requires going from the way I'm using it now, as a personal, one man organizer to getting more people involved in using it, but I also like it for the massive number of 3rd party tutorials, etc available to anyone needing to learn to use this software.I'd greatly appreciate ANY thoughts or suggestions on how anyone else has used tech to streamline their operations, thanks!

I believe custom questions asked to prior landlord weighs very big.