I'm hoping to come across someone interested in sharing their Podio workspace with me.  I'm willing to pay at this point for a workspace that will satisfy all of our needs.   We currently use investorfuse but there are a ton of additional features we would like to see in addition.  Although that product is great for follow up and wholesaling, we are looking for a workspace designed to also manage rehab projects and rentals, as well as a better place to keep track of our private lenders/coaching clients/agents etc.  Investorfuse only offers a spot for cash buyers.  Does anyone have a recommended/consultant that may be able to set this up?  

@Collin Goodwin and @Michael DeFrancisis have offered great podio opinions in the forums.  I haven't used their products yet.  A new CRM is on my agenda as well.  We tried Investorfuse but it didn't work for us.

Would love to know what you finally come up with when you finish!

Thank you, @Elizabeth Wilson ! @Josh Humbert I'd be happy to help

Thanks @Elizabeth Wilson !  @Josh Humbert I would be happy to discuss it with you!  Please private message me and I'll share my website with you that you can see the product information at.

I'm also copying in @Nick Baldo because he offers turn key Podio systems for Property management as well as rehabs, and they tie nicely into my system for a full turn key platform.

Thanks @Michael DeFrancisis ! Happy to help out and/or demo some of the pre-made templates.

@Josh Humbert

@Michael DeFrancisis

Check out @Scott Costello's  Struggling Investor blog.  The man is a master at Podio and a programmer by trade.

@Nick Baldo @Michael DeFrancisis @Collin Goodwin   I'm looking for a system to use as a CRM/Marketing, for Flips, Buy and Hold, and property management. I see that all three of you have built custom workspaces for podio and this may be a broad question, but how do they all differ? Can you share a link or information about your workspace set up, and what your primary uses are for your business.

Thanks in advance!!!

@Tristan Colborg thats actually an awesome question. My personal belief is that "It is not the software that defines the process, but the process that should define the software" In other words, each and every one of us have a unique business, with unique processes that can utilize software to reduce workload, provide a better customer experience and automate tasks. The beauty of Podio is that it is built for customization to your business. Many people are very underwhelmed and overwhelmed with Podio when getting started as it is so basic to use, but complex to master. I always recommend digging deep into your own business, identify the inefficiencies and we can build Podio suite's or automations as the conduit for scaling. I am sending over a few links to you in a message. Thanks for the call out!