I use share Google Docs/Sheets with them, and they go into individual sheets I have for each category and populate the property data I've instructed them on, gets uploaded to our auto-dialer and the cold callers reach out to the owners. 

A month later auto emails start flying in.

Small local commercial bank lenders  (I'm told by our bank) often use the FICO 4, while auto dealers have a special FICO (10?)

My plan as of right now is to house hack with a multi-family property, and make the initial down payment on the property with an FHA loan.I am questioning if this is the right strategy, or if I should begin my real estate journey with a single family property, given that I have been able to find less expensive property which will allow me to invest more capital in renovations.Neighborhoods I am looking to invest in are Logan square, humboldt park, Ukrainian village, Avondale and Pilsen.

And each month, you enter their payment (or they pay online so it's auto applied). 

I then set up automated emails in my system to automatically remind those folks 2 weeks before the deadline that they will have an auto withdraw coming up. 

However, does anyone know of a software that I can use to upload leads from a spreadsheet to a website that can auto-dial phone calls to prevent down time in between calls?

This loan is basically what Velocity Banking wants to be when it grows up :) It's nice because you can set it on auto pilot with direct deposits/bill pay.  

College student as well as rookie to investing here. Looking to connect with local real estate agents or investors in the area. I would love to be surrounded by like-minded individuals. Feel free to drop any advice or...

Sounds like a generator and auto transfer switch is the way to go for future issues.I had an outage recently.