u/bocamj

Hello everyone. No self promotion here. I'm seeking help and lots of it. I will spend plenty of time reading over posts, but I was hoping to sort of consolidate replies here for later reference.

So I am officially licensed in the State of Oregon and with that, I am looking for all the assistance I can get. It's time to sign up and get started.

I'm here, because I am mostly concerned about taxes, organizing clients, expenses, and everything in my day-to-day. I've never owned my own business, but I have pivoted from software jobs to now real estate. So...

1. Are there any organizational tools designed for realtors? I'm no stranger to SQL, Github, VSC and more, but I would like (preferably) 1 tool, sort of 1-stop-shopping, so I don't have multiple spreadsheets/docs.
2. I'm also curious about little things like email and a website. Do any of you have a gmail you made just for real estate, and do you have a domain to match? My lead has a site that gets updated via RMLS, so I'm not sure if I should think about that now, or wait till I make some money.

Anyway, I'm excited to get started and I'm really hoping for any advice, tips, tricks. I want to get organized from Day 1.

TIA

So I did a google search and found that Devers has come to plate 35 times with runners in scoring position and he's delivered 11 times. Which means he's delivering 30% of the time with RISP. That seems like a decent stat, but I don't frequent fangraphs or elsewhere. I just want him to be hitting .400 with 200 RBI and 90HRs, and I want the Giants to win the rest of their games and win the division over the Dodgers by 42 games. It's not a big ask.

I really feel Devers is due to break out here soon and I hope more guys get on base in front of him, so he has more opportunities to drive in runs.

And odd question here, but have any of you seen Devers hit a homer into McCovey Cove? I was really anxious after the trade to see him do that - repeatedly - and never saw him hit one into the drink.