Something that keeps everything organized and has a simple User Interface.

And if you are going to flat out buy the system upfront it won't be worth the high cost.There are so many times I've been browsing the MLS and saw a house that is priced lower than all the rest and I scroll to the bottom of the listing and you guessed it... solar lease

I would like to do some variation of a house hack in San Diego (ADU/SFH-MFH conversion/small MFH rehab).Browsing Real Estate Websiteshttps://www.zillow.com/savedhomes/for_sale/17084059_zpid/1_pnd/33.17664,-116.814881,32.687353,-117.553025_rect/10_zm/1_rs/1_fr/I was looking at Zillow last Friday and found this listing (it is now pending sale), and thought "maybe this single story 5/3 could be split into 2-3 units?"

Might have wracked up some debt but would have paid those suckers off ASAP.When I realized I wanted to go to graduate school at a different college (one that my brother also attends), I started browsing places to buy near school.

Best I figure so far looking how the two would interface is I can import an image or view from SU then text or dimension over it.

Have you browsed the tab at the top of the page titled Learn?

I am currently using them and I have no complaints-good content and an easy interface.

A large property with a good management company can still fail under a bad owner.This means that you'll most likely have to cut your teeth on smaller properties, which will challenge you and educate you as you interface with management companies of lesser sophistication.  

So, I'm currently browsing all the easy listing engines, zillow, realtor, the rest, trying to get a feel for what's available, what things are priced at etc... and simultaneously bouncing that off an interesting recent experience of my own.

I have been browsing loopnet.