I have looked around online and found NREIG (National Real Estate Insurance Group).

That determines 90 percent of the play here.Here’s the step-by-step framework I use when evaluating these in-between parcels:1.

@Kody Smith plenty of good PM software out there but for bookkeeping we recommend QuickBooks Online (QBO).

Quote from @Allan Smith: This seems to be a nebulous topic online, not a lot of info about it other that "you should do it, it's great!"

I have done some online research and few names were referred by many investors.

You are not being sold some online course by someone that makes more money selling courses than actually doing deals.

Search the county probate court recordsMost probate filings are public.In many counties (including Alabama), you can search online for:the deceased owner’s nameestate filingsopen probate casesIf it’s in probate, you’ll usually see an estate case with a personal representative listed.2.

We’re trying to reduce USPS trips and are testing a few online mailing options. 

(When I work with investor clients in markets like Tacoma with those nice sub-2.5% rates, the play is usually: run the cost seg now, see how much the 481(a) deduction helps this year, and make sure they can actually use the loss before paying for the study.)Good Luck,

When a deal is more of an equity play than a cash-flow machine, the tenant experience becomes your competitive advantage, especially in HOA communities where you can’t do much outside.A few things that tend to move the needle for renters without blowing your budget:1.