I have been putting all my expenses in Google Sheets.

You can just google “Shuk Rentals” and it should be the first thing to pop up.

Many investors use Excel or Google Sheets to track their time, but you can also use the app REPS Time, created by a BP user

Quote from @Evan Polaski: @Joseph M.https://www.multihousingnews.com/ashland-greene-acquires-two...https://www.kxan.com/business/press-releases/ein-presswire/6...To tag onto Chris's remarks: I may have picked a few of their capital raiser deals to google, but if my 3-4 searches are correct, they are not the primary sponsor, and likely not the operator, in any meaningful way, on the deals they have listed on their website.I am not implying that capital raisers are bad.  

Cold calling, SMS campaigns, mailing, FB ads, Google ads.

The city’s growing fast with major employers like Intel, Amazon, Google, and Honda moving in, which means strong job growth and housing demand.

BUT, can Google or books answer you within hours of your time sensitive question?

Having lenders you can count on is just as important, but so is keeping yourself organized — I keep all my draw files and loan docs in Google Drive so there’s no delays or guesswork.And then there are the intangibles, like the market itself.

On the bigger picture, this is one of the reasons I always recommend markets that are more landlord-friendly and growing strong like Columbus, Ohio, where off-market deals are common and you can still find properties in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow while also benefiting from major job growth with companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, and Honda coming in.

Columbus is one of the strongest markets in the Midwest with population and job growth booming and massive investment coming in from Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, Microsoft, LG, and others, so it offers both cash flow and long-term appreciation upside.