Quote from @Bradley Buxton: @Patrick OsterlingHubSpot is a very powerful CRM and the free version has a lot of features.

@Zach OsterhoutFor my flipping business, I prefer to use fewer software programs to streamline things.

Their prices have increased but so have their features which allowed me to cancel other subscriptions.

We have also streamlined our operations: we only pay via check or credit card, period.

Cozy is simple and pretty streamlined, but feels limited. 

We are partnering with a family member on this and in order to keep everything easy and streamlined, we felt REPSLog was a good way to go for us as it seems like a very easy method for tracking both sets of our time for the same property.

Working on improving how we support fix & flip investors.If you’re active, what are the top features you look for in a lender?

But if you incorporate it into your process, you can streamline it and save much more.Feel free to shoot me a DM and I can share more on this.

Hi BP Community,I’m a small investor in San Diego and I keep hearing about SB 684 and SB 1123 as a way to streamline subdivisions and build/sell multiple homes without the full, painful discretionary map process.From what I understand, these bills can make certain tentative maps ministerial (faster, fewer hearings/CEQA), but I’m trying to figure out how this actually works in the real world.A few questions for anyone who’s done this (or looked into it seriously):1.

We use it for streamlining a lot in ours.It can do so much that it makes me wonder if there are angles I'm missing.-  Answering 100% of inbound calls and booking appointments directly to my calendar- Following up relentlessly by voice, text, and email- Looping centralized data to continuously improve personalized follow-up and button up scripts.Beyond that, I use it a lot to fine-tune strategic planning.