Hey guys,I hope you all had a great Christmas.Can anyone recommend a database program where I can enter information of all buyers, sellers and real estate professionals that I have established relationships over the years to keep track of everyone easier?

In addition, you will either learn skills while fixing the unit you're living in, or you will work on your network of professionals to work in your units.

We also clean out drains.

Make sure you have top professionals guiding you.

The tenant had a clogged kitchen drain, and when she called in, was treated harshly by the person she talked to, told that the drain was "her fault," and if she wanted someone to come out, she would need to pay out of pocket.

I intend to have it professionally inspected but at this point, all it appears to require is paint and flooring in the kitchen.This property will be my first rental and according to a rentrange.com analysis, rents run from $800 - $925 for comparable prooerties.

Not that you can't find a good deal in the MLS but the profit margin for a wholesaler will be much smaller.Second, realtors are a possessive lot that viciously guard their real estate market against "non-licensed professionals."

Clicking is a way that people engage with a site, and that helps to get them involved in your message.Also, a website is a professional promotional tool, and the copy should be honed, lean, and communicative.

This is a great way for any real estate professional/ investor to network with some likeminded individuals in the Houston area.

You may need to hire a professional for this, but it isn't a terribly expensive fix.But yeah, like Matt said, make sure it isn't screwed shut.