I will start reading some books before taking the dive and learning how to structure by business module.

You could be sitting there telling yourself, “Heck I'll just install CO detectors” but what happens when the tenant removes the battery and do you really want to trust a cheap gadget with wide operating tolerances that may or may not alert someone in time?

Circular SawChop SawTable SawCordless drill with 4 back up batteries and 2 charging stations-US bit set-Metric bit setHammerSledge HammerScrew Driver SetAnd then start buying specialty tools as you need them.

Your email shows you being with Keller Williams, which does have several training modules available on cold calling.

Pinning down a ROI before you buy is nothing more than an exercise that will not ever yield an accurate forecast.You can only guess at future performance, you can have an educated guess, but you'll never get as close as you might measuring performance of a bond or other securities.RE is unique, your experience and gut feelings need to be honed to your market rather than running the batteries down on your calculator, IMO.

You can export your quantities to Excel and finish your estimate there.Quantum Project Manager is a good second step which has an estimating module, making the process a little easier and provides professional looking proposals.

It's hard to determine what makes you tick before you identify where to insert the batteries ;)

I've used a dog tracker -- a wireless, battery operated GPS devise which sends me a text message when the 'dog' stove, or whatever runs away.  

Two, in a power failure a traditional landline (not VOIP) will still be operational since the telco uses batteries.

When I encourage people in any way it recharges my positive mindset batteries!!!!!!!