I've frequently heard about investors organizing all information about their properties in a bunch of (paper) folders and there's probably no way around keeping physical copies like that, however I was looking more for a general "How am I doing/Where am I at" overview.Any hints appreciated!

I'm originally from Wauwatosa and know your area pretty well.  Be

However you may find some hard money lenders that would do this.But for such a small value, you may very well be able to get a unsecured loan that would cover it.  

I spoke with the agent and told him what I found and he told me there was only one sale in all of new glouster to go off so the 200k could very well be wrong. 

Do the credit/ background check on these officers.Down the road, next issue will be that you may not really know who physically resides.

I am very good at renovating(not a contractor though) and I want to use these youthful years I have towards working hard physically and mentally to achieve my goals .

I don't have Storage or commercial, but do have SFR, Apartments and Mobile home parks, and I would agree, on the front end the parks eat up time if there is a lot of physical distress, but once stabilized, not too bad, especially if you just own the pads.  

Of the 10% about 6% are EXISTING brick and mortar companies expanding their online presence.Online only companies that are small are currently using a loophole where they pay no sales tax if the company does not have a physical location in the state.

Also make sure you know the problems with the physical structure and what they will cost to correct.  

I'm looking to physically move from zip 29642 to 28806, but thanks to Bigger Pockets, I want to capitalize on this opportunity by doing a long-term lease out of my current property here in Powdersville/Easley (29642), do a HELOC househack to get me into an FHA loan on a property in Asheville.