Then ask for tons of paperwork, find the loss mitigator at the mortagage/Bank dis the BPO hey this course is for you.Personally I'm happy with another trainer who has 9 ways of dealing with foreclosures instead of Dwan's desprate way.So, I asked for a refund and sent back the material in excellent condition they sent back the material stating :protest: you will not get your money back and that Dwan Bent Twyford & JP Vaughan will not honor their 100% money back gaurauntee.Look if you want Dawn's short sale course send me $995 it's yours, I'm stuck with it maybe you can be too.I say stay away from JP Vaughan & Dwan Bent Twyford they kinda had a short sale course now they are just scammers, I've got proof.

He just has a worksheet you could put into Excel in about 5 minutes.An investor friend of mine bought it, and I thumbed through it at a local REIA meeting.

What you may have is an excellent handy man trying to do the work a full crew should be doing.

You bring an excellent points on why not to have certain appliances.

This is excellent and exactly what I was going to suggest. 

I have a number of low income properties-- with some excellent tenants; Some of these tenants were fine from day one and others we have worked with.We always provide blinds in low-income properties.

Thank you so much Sabrina this is excellent.  

I would recommend having some sort of tracking in place even if it's just an excel spreadsheet to start so you know who is calling you back and be able to track what they said. 

@Sarah RothenbergAt that level you can easily get by with Excel spreadsheets.

There is quite a bit to do and, while I am comfortable with Excel enough to make and use my own spreadsheet to manage this, I am curious what resources others use and what spreadsheets or templates you guys might be willing to share, Excel or otherwise, with me and the rest of the BP community.