I am at the point in my one man business where I could fund a Solo Roth 401k with more than the $7000 a year, and ramp things up, but would like to invest in higher yield options (Groundfloor is getting me a steady 11%, however).   

I know this here is all things real estate but man i love being here at the convention and Im learning more about other businesses seeing the dynamic in other teams.

I currently have QuickBooks, but I'm not sure if it is possible to incorporate maintenance requests/ticketing, late payment notices, and other landlord specific tools.

Tyler is the second man that change my life (my husband being the first of course :) ) I was blown away with the knowledge I got at that event. 

I do have a knack for design, so it wasn't too difficult for me to incorporate low-cost pieces (a $40 sofa) with the right accent items to make the place feel high-end and vibey.

Hey @Jacob Zivanovich,I’m glad you found it helpful man!

Hello all,As many others in corporate America, I have some savings tied up in a 401k.

And incorporate that written promise into the contact as an addendum/exhibit.

They are professionals and know how to incorporate this as part of the closing process.This is from my experience only and in the states I operate. 

Hi I am looking to incorporate a real estate software that manages multiple transactions for a 14 person real estate team in NJ.