Old folks who have money and no memories are pretty boring company, so that should NEVER be a goal.

Check out Homepath for investors buying REOs, I believe an exception has been made, sorry no link, just recent memory of an article.

I own two companies, Rewind Memories (digital conversion company) and That's Crisp (boutique design agency).

Many of the services are internet based, which is handy, but doesn't work well if your applicants aren't computer savvy.  

Further I assume then when analyzing a potential multi unit deal, say a 4 plex, that I should compute potential purchase price on the expected cap rate (A, B, C) using a 50% rule as a first pass?

Most police departments now use CAD (Computer Aided Dispatch) and they can pull up all activity at any given address that they responded to.Just because a property is cheap, doesn't mean it's a good investment.

It's not that you and close family members, personal assistants, and partners will share ONE license even if it's just a short period of time for each (more like a "Seat License" where anyone at the computer).In a "Named User" model, you can typically let others use the license as long as it's just one person during the period -- a week, month, etc.

I want to be able to record calls for myself and allow my VAs to record their calls.I am able to receive Google Voice Calls on my PC through Google Hangout, BUT the #4 button doesn't allow me to record directly through my computer for whatever reason...

But when a couple gets home on a Sunday afternoon after going to 7 or 8 open houses....having 5 flyers printed off a computer in their hand, and the 1 or 2 professionally done pamphlets in their hands...they are going to subconciously look at all those and remember the professional flyer/pamplet houses better than they remember the ones with no flyer or a one page bad looking printout.  

My grandparents and mom would be so happy that this house that had been so full of love and amazing memories was renovated and offered an opportunity for a new generation to make memories in.