If so, what product have you used?

The product is called Property Analyzer Pro.

We've already ripped out carpet, but now we're wondering what cleaning and sealing products to use.

In the end, your ratio might just be an indication of the quality of your finished products.

This is where suppliers and lumber yards pool together and unload their extra materials or their special order products that may have gotten canceled and they can't sell it.

Longer term, I would like to invest in real estate and build a property portfolio.So far, I haven't seen how a rental property can product income in my area with rents being so low and property values being so high.I'm trying to decide if I should continue renting and search for rental/income property or if my first real estate purchase should be my primary residence.About me:I'm single, no wife or kids.I've been out of school for a little over 4 years.

The house will get new bathroom finishes, and new carpet and fixtures throughout...Majority of the work is being subbed out, I will do minor demo and carpentry items.All-in-all, should be a nice remodel and good finished product for the homebuyer who gets the property and at a reasonable price for the neighborhood and school district.

Alternatively, you could inundate your otherwise-productive energies in endless, ponderous streams of RE education courses, adding empty tags to your signature and further burying your productive consciousness in an overwhelming assortment of rubrics.

Generally speaking, most of the buyers shopping in December and January are serious about buying, and if you have a competitive product, you'll get sales.Looking back through my data, it appears the typical DOM for properties we put on the market in November, December and January is 26 days, compared to 17 days as an all-around average.

Are there any good products I can buy to help oaganize my paperwork?