@Chris Hensley if you are comfortable with spreadsheets, have you considered Google Docs where you can both have access to the spreadsheets from anywhere you have internet access?

I am also trying to acquire a support facility contract as a second source of revenue during this phase.

Ill update later after I read the rehab book too.Shaved hours off pointless research over the internet/reading other RE books which offer only theory and have unneeded information in them.good job Mr.

The info and training really go far beyond single-page articles and internet blogs.

In that time I had 14 showings and countless Internet and phone leads.

The seller is the trustee with four siblings and mother in a nursing facility.

I can deduct for expenses such as home office, car/mileage, cell phone, internet expense, dinners, etc.

It's imprudent to get advice from the Internet and just run with it without consulting with a legal counsel.

Here are some of my favoritesBigger Pockets - truly the best RE podcasts out therePlanet Money - general economics podcastThis American Life - variety of storiesRFI Journal en Francais Facile - French news showIn Our Time with Melvyn Bragg - discussion of various topics and historyFreakanomics - always something interesting on hereDave Ramsey - helped me to avoid consumer/car debtThe Moth - crazy entertaining stories

Found this site on the internet and it seems to be a one stop shop to actually take the rental applications, run credit/background and eviction as well as notify the application if they were rejected or denied.