REIPro

[Christopher Cronin]

How's it going Bigger Pockets? I was wondering if anyone has used the REIPro software by Chris Goff? I'm thinking about using it to help my wholesaling journey. I haven't found any reviews anywhere, so any reviews would be greatly appreciated!

[Kyle Litz]

I finished my 30 day trial on it.  I used all the features (except the contracts, they block that part out in the trial).  On a scale of 1-5 stars, I give it a 3.5.  

The pros:

The software design and features are top shelf.  The code behind it must be awesome.  The team that designed and wrote the software did a fabulous job.  It's like sitting at the controls of a car.  Everything is easy to find and the process from lead generation to closing is seamless.  For lead generation, you can select the target audience, set your desired features for properties to go after, and then filter by various useful criteria.  After that, they have integrated into sending postcards and other media to the target audience.  I took advantage of that feature and sent some lease option cards to a select audience north of my usual territory.  I saw a significant increase in my website activity coordinated with the delivery date.  I was impressed with the software.

It has a built in CRM which I thought was a bonus.  Other useful features include information on prior sales and existing mortgages on properties.  They also have an offer estimation engine for various strategies of creative deal-making.  Here's a short list of just a portion of the features from:  https://www.myreipro.com/pricing

• 10 Step Workflow System Installed
• REIPro Home Value
• Rent Value
• Property Details
• Tax Information
• Mortgage Info
• Transaction History
• Street View
• Real Comparable Sales
• Recorded Sales - Not Estimated Values
• Free Phone Number Lookup
• Cell Phone & Non-published Numbers
• Nearest Relative Phone Number Lookup
• Seller Phone Scripts & Questions
• Get Offers Accepted with Our Multiple Offer System
• Make Cash Offers
• Make Lease Option Offers
• Make Seller Finance Offers
• Print Offers on Demand

The Cons:  For me, the $1068 for the year was just over what I wanted to pay.  I'd pay $600-$750 for the year, but I'm a cheap bastage. ;)

Overall, for a beginner with money I highly recommend it as a One-Stop shop.