My short term goal is to generate cash for purchasing rental properties through flipping which I intend on holding long term. 

Hi David, Certainly, if you have the time, finding suitable property that you can buy at the right price would generate the best return for you. 

I'm buying Eight 2bd condos in Seattle area to rent out and generate monthly income.My 2 questions are:1.

We are interested in multi family, single family homes, apartments, and other income generating assets. 

I posted a question a week ago and it hasn't generated any questions or answers, so I am wondering if I should have put it in a different forum group (ex.

Wanting to get some insight on a best possible way to go about using lease options as means of generating rental properties.

I'm using these guys for mostly lead generation and data input, not anything accounting-wise.Here are some of the tools I use to keep us working together virtually.Slack / Skype (Slack does voice now)Zapier (for automating leads that come in from Unbounce -- put them into our CRMs, txt via Twilio, etc)Zendesk / Freshdesk (for important things that need a ticket)Google services (easy collaboration) 

For seasoned investors, would you mind sharing which customer relationship management tool you find helpful and why?

I am trying to generate a list of home owners (owner occupies, absentee owner, probate, and those that may be in a position to sell) what advice do you have on getting those list narrow AND do you use a website to do your direct mail or do you do it yourself??

If a property is cancelled and relisted, a new # will be generated.