A property management software such as AppFolio or even AMSI are really good with consolidating all of the information, keeps track of service  repairs, allots for accounting and maintaining resident ledgers, can keep record of correspondences and of course store archived information from previous residents. 

I use it to archive our information for easy access for potential clients. 

They seem to be closer to 80%-90% or are only taking $10k-$20k off each property.THE MAIN REASON I need to know this is I am constantly archiving LEADS (not throwing away) where I can't get the seller to go low enough.

I have looked through the archives/online and haven't found a good source for a template for presenting investments to potential partners.

I've listened to hundreds of hours of Frank's archived call in show going back years (he still does it every week) that they include and you learn something every show.

As the title says, I'm looking for a fast way to archive old paper files.

I can send  an applied pdf archive.

Thank god for the archived forum questions.

Then 12 months after closing we were told by the same mutt that he had dug up from the archives 14 permits for added units that had not been signed off. 

Please send recommendations for St Paul MN property management companyI searched archives but they are >4 years old Thanks in advance!