I am curious if any investors out there keep Excel spreadsheets on their properties or if their would be interest in having someone keep detailed information on their investments?

I took the SFH excel template from the resources section and I am revising it.

Though dated, both are still relevant and excellent.

Congrats on an excellent build.....4 months You must have great subs :) Based on sale price that home would pull at least $28k in property taxes around here & we get constant tax objections by RE agents etc when planning a high end new build for resale.What product did you use for the flooring?

That going on for a year establishes some ongoing relationship, and if they paid always on a particular day, say the first, it could be argued that this is the established due date for the rent and the type of lease, say a month-to-month base don the payment frequency.My statutes then also give a minimum time frame for cancellation. e.g. 28 days for MTM, unless agreed otherwise.I heard/read of some tenants who argued successfully in court that they were NOT late paying rent on the 10th, as it was established that in the past they usually paid on the tenth and it was accepted by the landlord.

I am becoming skeptical of this and am wondering if I should also build direct relationships with the few core Realtors in the area who seem to be getting the listings.

I excel in finding and closing deals on the purchase side.

That looks excellent and you obviously did a great job all the way around, including pricing strategy, for it to sell so quickly.Best of luck with the next one!

She was flexible, friendly, and provided excellent customer service.Ultimately, I believe that customer service will always pay for itself through referrals.For those of you using a PM in the Seattle/Tacoma WA area, message me offline and I'll give you more info so you know who to avoid.

Thanks for all the help so far - I look forward to contributing, sharing my experiences, and building relationships.