In the end Appfolio was like the Apple of the that world and PropertyWare was like Microsoft.

Besides the stock that you mentioned, I am also eyeing Fannie Mae, AIG, Apple, and other California utility companies stock.

The tenant can click a link in the email (I can see if it's been opened or clicked), and the Tenant has easy options to pay (debit, credit, Apple pay, and bank transfer).

Holding on to your cash and getting a short term i/o bridge loan from a private lender would also be worth looking into.

That is the reason companies like Apple have huge cash reserves.

I invest in companies like Adobe, Amgen, Apple, Auto Data Processing, Home Depot and Boeing. 

Increased cash flow does not equal money made, for an apples to apples comparison I'd use your tax returns before depreciation for a fair comparisonWhile turning $20k into $40k in 3 years in a 401k isn't realistic that isn't the number you should be comparing.  

And yes there are bad apples in wholesaling that are unethical and take advantage of sellers but there are some of the same type of people that are agents and in any other profession.  

20% down with a local bank and a small construction loan for 115k @ 4.1% i/o, 12-month term.

20% down with a local bank and a small construction loan for 115k @ 4.1% i/o, 12-month term.