It's sufficient for me - so far - as I "pimped" my Excel to the point where I can easily aggregate data and have things available as an overview with just one or two mouse clicks.It's a bit more involved when using several excel files for each property (which is what I do for certain reasons) when you want to get an overall-overall view of expenses, income or generally cash flow, as you have to pull the data in from different files which sometimes creates problems with incorrect links etc.I have, very recently, started to look into Airtable.

The above posts were correct and incorrect.

Unless I read this incorrectly.  

That's an incorrect assumption but it's a waste of time to try and convince people new to the business so take it for what it's worth.

From Google searching it looks like this means that this mortgage is in the second position to the primary mortgage, essentially making it a lien on the home which I would have to pay to make the property actually free and clear, were I to be the high bidder auction.Can anyone confirm this or give a better explanation of the ramifications of a subordinate mortgage if I'm incorrect?

The listing realtor assured me that nobody shows up for those things, but she was incorrect.

However, and someone please call me out if I understand this incorrectly, you can't just refi your way to restored VA eligibility.

During this recent discovery phase where they kept asking for more docs, I learned that they were incorrectly calculating my debt to income ratio....they had mine at 44.5% and the max for the loan/lender was 45%. 

Apologies if this the incorrect forum.

@Brett DawsonYou should be able to amend the returns, but it will depend on exactly how back the problem goes and exactly what was done incorrectly.