One of the things David says is, “Be easy on the people but hard on the problem.”Truthfully, when I heard this, I had no idea what David was saying.My first real-world teacher, whom I’m blessed to call mentor, Bill Cook had to teach me what that saying meant.So you see, David taught me his property management system, but Bill taught me how to implement it.Let’s look at an example.We have a mobile home down in Cartersville we bought as a Lonnie Deal.

Hey everyone,Right out of the University of Houston's Cullen College of Engineering, I was given the unique opportunity to be the project manager for a handful of projects to upgrade and automate pipeline operations.  

I am writing a book about implementing the Nomad model in Denver and need help with some of the numbers for typical rentals in Denver.Please contact me directly.

Maybe ask the property manager if they support ACH so you can automate the payments and not have to deal with the mail system.

Their main competitor are from Asia and they can't compete on cost basis with head counts in San Diego.I work in Hi-Tech and I am first hand seeing flight of jobs paying $120K+ and I can see it's just a start: Outsourcing along with AI/Automation would obliterate jobs from high cost center like San Diego.Many companies are replacing $120K job with cheaper workforce paying 50%.Also, these are my first hand experience..

I also enjoy learning, refining my business, and using technology / automated processes when possible.Would everyone like to submit their rental applications, leases so we can build a sticky post with useful forms?

I need the most automated system available that "I" the un-techy guy can run.

Son is/was big on automation and ran his life online according to dad and friends.

I'll be sure to implement that before getting started, do you have a system that tracks your leads?

Before implementing any changes I'd seek out folks in the jurisdiction where the property is located.