Its a case from Montgomery, MN from the late 1960’s and once you read the case, i believe, that like myself you’ll no longer wonder why its not discussed in law school, let alone your local boutique RE schools.

You don't necessarily need a really built out one though - even just using an AirTable base (there are a lot of free templates out there) would probably give you what you need to stay organized.

My local Goosehead rep,  looks across all the agencies to find the best vacancy insurance for me, then flips it to a different company as soon as I get a tenant in it.

Work with the city and local brokers to identify the exact product type to meet the housing needs of the area.

Go to local Real Estate meetups and learn from people there

@Aaron MayWhen you are self managing, how do you find a good person to be the local go to person for emergencies?

If so does it need to be local to savannah or charlotte? 

Here's the difference between the two - a CPA typically has to have a bachelor's degree in accounting and masters level of education then pass a series of difficult accounting exams, while an accountant may have zero qualifications; this could be your local bookkeeper who learned everything on the job.There is also an Enrolled Agent.

It helps keep everything organized and separate. 

I trust my realtor, he seems very honest, so I am plaining to visit after furnishing ( we will hire someone to furnish my place) before picture taken and make sure furnishing is well done and be there for picture taken and do last work ( organizing or cleaning...)