Then determine which areas fit cost:rent using your accepted finance model Then run an algorithm on those areas to determine viability.  

Dealpath seems like it could be a great fit if we scale as projected over the next 3 years, but I want to make sure we're choosing the best tool for our needs.Ideally, we're looking for software that allows us to integrate our existing Excel models and helps with deal organization and KPI tracking.

I need to save up some cash quick   If you are finding properties that fit your model, but are short on capital, consider offering opportunities for investment to people in your network who have capital that isn't earning anything.

It would have to be dscr or something similar rather than conventional.Rob, I am familiar with a group that might be a good fit, but you would have to purchase a few at once to make it work, as they have a minimum loan amount of 75k on a small portfolio, but single properties at ~$55k would be tough, even for DSCR.

There are a lot of floorplans out there, so you should be able to find what fits your demographic/business plan.

If you look at the PadSplit website, they put up walls and convert the living room and dining room into more bedrooms, to fit even more people and get those high incomes. 

As someone who spends a majority of time at work, I'm currently in the exploration phase of understanding the real estate landscape, particularly the BRRRR strategy, and how it might fit into my lifestyle and commitments.1.

Actually TALK TO THEM on the phone and/or in person, find out about their situation, and if they seem like a good fit, basically just be smart about it, and have human interactions with them, it's that simple. 

House hacking sounds like a great fit for you—buying a multi-family, living in one unit, and renting out the others can help cover your mortgage while you’re on the go. 

In short, the best Real Estate CRM to use is the one that fits your personality and habits in my opinion.