Chris Peisher I'm a big fan of Google Docs - http://docs.google.comYou can create spreadsheets, word type documents, powerpoint type presentations, tables, and a whole bunch of other stuff you need for your business.

I had a post on here prior tIt was a short-sale I worked on for 5 months and finally got to the closing table.

This is kind of simple self evaluation ends with identifying what YOU bring to the table.

Angela Abeyta - I will crosspost this here, as I wait for the official blessing from Josh (and not just a late day quick conversation at the summit) ::Talking to Josh, and unsuccessfully trying it a few years ago, I'm looking to get a local BP networking/round table going... monthly maybe?

Talking to Josh, and unsuccessfully trying it a few years ago, I'm looking to get a local BP networking/round table going... monthly maybe?

Read about problems (tax defaults, tenants, code violations, evictions, liens, deceased owners) and think about what you can bring to the table.

They are most likely looking to buy the note as a means to ultimately acquire the property via FC or a DIL.In addition, they will also have an idea of what it costs to see a FC all the way through, as the time table and costs vary from county to county.

I should NOTE, that I am not disrespecting the MLS, per se, but MetroLIST in Denver DOES NOT SUPPORT RENTALS - Do a Realtor.com search for Rentals in Denver and you get Zipppppoooo.Like Greg we have a MAIN Site at ineedthishome.com where we do Youtube videos from up to 200 photos AND we maintain move properties from Featured (available) to Currently Unavailable with Lease Rate and Expected back to market date.We capture quite a few tenant prospects that like us at showings of properties that are not exactly right - and frequently have a list of folks in mind when we are interviewing New Landlords.As you may recall from the Awesome Conference Marketing Panel, We Lease and Manage Great Homes and are creating Raving Fans on both sides of the Leasing Table.

Then there is a table for each calendar year with the Secedule E categories across the top, and dated entries on each row.

Unfortunately, I am friends with a lot of MBA's who are stuck in mailrooms and waiting tables hoping for the next big hiring announcement.