@James Wise Believe it or not, I went to Padua High School with Tom and worked at Enterprise together back in the day - I appreciate it!  

Investing in any enterprise is and should be thought of as a business.Investing in RE has some advatages over the Stock market in that you're investing in real tangible assets.

I've not used the others but believe that site link is the go to for "Enterprise" level operations....5-10 locations with regional manager etc.

I was on the individual plan then switched to the enterprise plan because I know it will pay-off, and that plan is a 12-month commitment at $199/mo.

No real General Contractor running a corporate enterprise would put up with a client buying materials.

Buying debt with your own money and holding a portfolio is an investment activity and you'll have exemptions available on the regulatory side.Acting like you're dealing in stocks and bonds, churning accounts, buying and immediately selling is a brokerage activity, not investing, it becomes a business enterprise more than an investing tactic.

Melissa Kilbourne Pros: Easy to learn Cons:Not designed for real estate Cost: Trello offers three paid options: Trello Gold $5 per month, or $45 per year, Trello Business Class $12.50 per team member per month, or $119.99 per team member per year, and Trello Enterprise.

We have done it all but here is what I am going to say:- No free software- No Quicken- QuickBooks Pro, Premier, Accountant or Enterprise for accounting and management; or- 3rd party property management software for management and QuickBooks for accounting

Considering the cost for a enterprise sytem like ours is around $600 per door, it more than pays for itself just in property value!

With Premier and Enterprise, you can view the Balance Sheet by Property.