I’ve been learning by way of YouTube tutorials, books, webinars, etc etc.

They have very good live customer service and tutorial videos that are great to learn from when you first get started.

It would be great to have someone do a writing tutorial of how they completed the eviction process. 

There are tutorials on YouTube on how to pull it if you Google:"real estate investors how to pull senior niche list"

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Get a few inexpensive shop tools, watch some YouTube tutorials, and dont forget about the free workshops at Lowe's, Home Depot, and Menards.

The blog has numerous tutorials, and you can copy the examples from the blog posts into your own account to play with them.The software was developed by a friend of mine that also happens to be a Realtor that focuses almost exclusively on working with investors.

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thanks for the tutorial - very helpful. so if I'm going to appeal my valuation (8-family in Skokie) do I do it with comps or the balance sheet or something else?