Thats just crazy Nicole but i can see how some people are always trying to get a buck off of someone, Im glad you are covering your tracks!

The problem is that at the beginning is the most dangerous time to be over leveraged because you won't be nimble enough or have a big enough track record to be able to cover the risk.

I track it for tax deduction purposes.

Another good idea is to hit open houses and then track those properties.

If you focus on your goals and stay on track with them until you achieve those goals you'll reach them that much faster.

That should put me on track to wholesale about 5-6 properties in 2014.

Either will stop in their tracks and turn you down if they think you're doing multiple undisclosed loans. :)

The utilities remain in our name, but we provide the tenant with a copy of all utility bills so the can track their usage.

RE can be very gratifying.Really helping a young couple buy their first home, making it work for them.Solving problems for others and really saving them from what they saw as devastating or an impossible situation like losing a home.Helping others getting started in some business guiding them to success.Being involved in community, providing safe and affordable housing, no hand out but a real hand up.Assisting people to get back on track in their lives from homelessness.Providing housing solutions through redevelopment cleaning up blighted areas for a better community.Forming relationships with professionals and laypersons that seek your advice is gratifying as well.Having the opportunity to pass on your experiences and knowledge, teaching others how to fish is also gratifying.It's not all about the money, it's more about your contributions in life, to your family and your community

The seller has some interesting record keeping where estimation seems to be the favored method of tracking.