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Speed of approval and funding?Flexibility in loan terms and conditions?Competitive interest rates and fees?Experience and expertise in your specific type of project (e.g., fix-and-flip, rental pr...

It's easy enough for me to use myself and has a lot of other features that help me manage my rental portfolio and take more of the day-to-day management in house, like vetting tenants, collecting security deposits and rents and its other banking features.

Click the magnifying glass in the upper-right corner, enter your criteria, then narrow the focus down by blog, forum, or other categories.To be honest, the search feature in BP is lacking basic functionality.

I also love that the banking features are tied in.

.: Quote from @Trent Dyrsmid: I'm not sure what features I'm looking for yet.

The key is finding the right market and building a team you trust—this could include property managers, contractors, and real estate agents who know the local area inside and out.Forming a Team: Building a team for out-of-state investing is crucial.

Things that I'm looking for:- The main feature I'm looking for is  the ability to create as many "accounts" as I want.

To be honest, I like J Scott's approach for 2 reasons. 1st, it's easier to drill thru the COGS details since everything is posted there, 2nd, you can run budget vs actual if you plan to utilize the Budgeting feature to track your progress directly from QBO.

each area has nice features but they are different in valuation >the ranking's in Neighborhood scout don't give any scale.neighborhoodscout provides percentages in addition to the numeric comparison score I find more useful because it is not as easy to recognize if a certain percentage is good or bad over a period of time.  

It’s also crucial to have a clear exit strategy, whether that’s flipping, renting, or selling.