Also, the hosts of the club did not attend.Would be interesting to see what some of the past regulars at the club thought... so what say you Mitch Kronowit and Chris Weiler?

Since your loan documentation is not recorded and title is not clouded, you may be best served by coming to some kind of agreement with borrower.

If that's what you mean, there are several posts here on BP about who likes what kind of software.Some use Quicken, some use Quicken Property Manager (or it's called something similar to that), some use Quickbooks, some use Rent Manager and a whole host of other applications.

Here is my response to the host.

As long as you keep the hosting up, your site isn't going anywhere.

I use my camera phone to remind me which house is which when I drive properties and I keep all my forms and files in the cloud and access them from anywhere I can get cell service or grab unprotected wifi.

The wear and tear on a landlord's psyche makes NOI and cash flow a minor worry compared to the host of tenant problems you can face.

I recently went to a seminar hosted by Robert Woodruff.

We also have a cloud based utility (water,sewage,electric, and has)management software that is geared towards multi building owners.

No website per se, but you can find a host of buyers with cash to spend by simply getting involved with the local REIA's.