It really depends on the investor, one of my mentors wanted the newbie to automate some of the property management tasks for his properties.Also one word of warning, there are lots of investors happy to take people on but plenty that have also been burned by dozens of newbies wanting to join but then quitting when the going gets tough so don't expect everyone to welcome you with open arms.

For instance, I've had my website up for a little over a year and the website itself didn't produce any new leads that I can determine, but *was* Instrumental in capturing the information that I could then contact interested parties with.

A lot can be automated, use smart technology, but having a great boots on the ground partner is a must!

Just let me know what if anything you want to know there.Basically what we are looking for is advice- Anything and everything :)Things that would be really helpful are understanding what we should be thinking about in terms of a private debt instrument - things like - if we sell the house and have a private debt note - how do we go about selling that?

Because at the end of the day, automation saves you money, getting organized saves you time and money, tracking your money is crucial which will help you grow and analyze your money property.

There are online processes that automate and or assist in all but two tasks in the whole tenant and landlord relationship.

We are a management firm that uses a really need service called ShowMojo to automate screening.  

Collecting payment (automated) is the way to go.

Ergo, Podio.Now here I am today, right now, finding ways to automate and outsource etc...and I stumble across the all too well known and coveted PODIO.

Failure to adequately follow recordation requirements could invalidate the instrument you used to create the easement.Additionally, you may become liable for tax deficiencies for the improved land.There are a number of liabilities from both injury and tax perspectives that you should become aware of, and contract with a local attorney to adequately protect your interests.Disclaimer: Not legal advice.