+1 on that Jonathan Wolter, Quickbooks works great for real estate, when set up correctly you can create all kinds of reports to see exactly what is going on with your properties, your accountant can also customize the file for you, so that you can track your mortgages.There is an article somewhere on the internet on how to set up Quickbooks for real estate, it has been a while so i do not remember where so anyone interested can google it.

We also like to walk-thru our rehabs with the buyers after doing inspection repairs and explain various features, much like the new homebuilders do.Do you host an open house and walk-through the property with them?

If I could somehow buy a house in a state I've never visited with partners I knew only through the 'internet' and help organize a meetup of real estate investors in Korea and have Josh Dorkin and Brandon Turner attend our meetups, all while living and working in Korea, running a business and raising two children, then I think anyone can do it!

I have found nothing good about the seminar on the internet. 

Host an open house to be attended by the public.2.

M. normally host a meet up in SF or Oakland once a month.

I'll definitely visit your meet up and the one @Johnson H. hosts in San Jose.

Do you often create fake slander on the Internet or is this a first time for you?

Nothing exotic but another on-the-road closing...gotta love the power of the internet & dot loop :)Would love to hear of some of your stories of closing on properties in odd locations!

Hey Bill,Interesting topic.I would say BP is a big source of education along with the internet as a whole, but I come here more for the motivation.