My suggestion would be to use a more powerful project management tool like Microsoft Project for your tracking purposes and to then create a weekly task list from that which you can load up into something like Basecamp.  

PHAs are tasked with using the initial number and tweaking it to best suit the needs of the program in their area.

Not an easy task as over the years, I have developed an ability to borrow private funds or do JV deals so I had never taken out a hard money loan and with all the lenders in this field, options are almost unlimited for a person at my level.As to the wholesaler, for once, I found a deal that hit my desk where true value was added.

My advice, is in the beginning purchase in your personal name as you will get the best financing terms and once you get close to running out of slots, then buying in the name of an LLC can help continue your growth and by then you have a good track record as well.Happy hunting,Eric

As an investor who has mostly focused in west-coast high-growth / blue chip type areas, I pretty much ignore the 1%, 2%, 50% or any other blanket rules out there.

- Western burbs are hot and expected high growth in population and jobs.  

They handle alot of the task that I can't handle either because of my primary job, which takes me out of the country about half time time, or because some of my properties are in another state.  

Personally, being new to investing, I do not think I am ready to take on such a task as of yet.

Hello J,This is not an easy task.

I'm more concerned with equity growth than cash flow right now.Looking for recommendations regarding local real estate agent who is also an investor, handy man, property management company, title company.