We're updating our business model and looking for more automation and I don't particularly want to go down the Podio rabbit hole if automation is out of the question.

After a few email exchanges with the VP of Business Development (she was on the intro email from my agent) I found they are not versed in the MW506AE form.

That always helps and it also shows that you understand your business and the numbers.I thought the whole point was to show as little income as possible on the tax returns!

Our company is starting out in the asset recovery and wholesaling business in Columbus Georgia.

I think that might have taken a year to build.When you get a pre-approved for a regular purchase, you can get a locked in interest rate, but it is only good for so long (I can't remember, but google says 90-120 days.I can't remember if they show a chart of payments at different interest rates, but there are online calculators where you can get an idea. 

Don't overpush your real estate business early to investors because you are there to learn first.

If you start to acquire many rental properties, you can actually create a business account with Reliant, which will automatically turn electricity on and off, as tenants move-in and out. 

I’m looking to connect with fellow young investors in Cincy to bounce ideas off of and learn together.Some general advice: if you have enough for a down payment, consider house hacking around your campus.

@Rahul Bhatia we're in the business and we have challenges with contractors ALL THE TIME!

Fair rent in the area for a 3bd/2bath is about $1050 per month.Does someone want to give me one on one advice or just post your ideas and guidance here.