I'm talking to a professional poker player from Los Angeles that wants to invest - the advantage to him is he does NONE of the work.

You'll also need to convince these buyers you're a real player because we've all had numerous people give us their wholesaler pitch then never hear from the again.

I use Podio and it has endless customization capabilities.

I'm not a bench player, and I'm definitely not in the crowd.Man, I'm buzzing with emotions right now and just had to let it out.

I'd be grateful for any advice you all have on the best way to learn more and/or how to pivot from being a role player in the development of projects to leading them.Please keep in mind that I  do currently have a full time job in running my engineering firm and that while the success of the last few years has come with some financial reward I'm by no means in a position to bankroll projects on my own.Thank you.

I want hardworking solid people that are financially capable of paying rent and are completely content to continue doing so......medical/nursing, public workers, teachers, etc.     

They know a lot of the big players, Realtors, etc., and can point you in the right direction when you need some assistance or advice. 

You can still keep your prior expense history and access historical reporting, but will be able to move forward to use the rental cashflow/ schedule E etc. specific reporting capability that is native to quicken.

A lot of first-time investors are looking in Bloomfield (great train access), but the taxes are high and the players in the game are vast.

That doesn’t mean that paid Mentorship is bad, it means there are bad players.