I'm a software engineer diving into the real estate world, currently working as a software engineer at a real estate company (just a coincidence), in my position as a software engineer I'm doing a lot of cool AI stuff, that gives me the ability to build and create tools for myself to find deals (maybe will share about it later).Currently, I've got one property in Toledo, Ohio, that's currently rented, and I just bought a new one in Cleveland.I'm here to soak up knowledge, connect with folks from all corners of the globe, and share what I can.

I work in tech, at a software company however have a real estate bug.

Hi Tedman,For free softwares, Excel, Trello and Notion would works.

Nowadays, much of the "analysis" can be done from software or manual input discussion with contractors.

All the "deals" are awful, but that's one of the selling points of the software is that it helps to oversell houses. 

So far, I'm very disappointed with the software.

I'm developing a software designed to simplify the networking process for real estate investors.

Make sure to ask about including errors and omissions policy, then if something happens like a software malfunction, etc. and you cost the homeowner thousands of dollars, you have insurance to cover that.Safely or Waivo are nice to have as well, they cover damage from a guest including sheets and towels, and I think also thief.

Does the software you use have an ease of use that makes preparing the study straightforward?

I work as a software engineer for Liberty Mutual Insurance and my wife is a manager at a dental office.