If you go to the bottom and scroll up a bit, you’ll see that I summarized most of the thread into 1 post:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/677062-str-automation-resources?

Scroll through the threads and I guarantee you'll find this asked and answered at least a dozen times in the past couple of weeks.

When you clicked the title link of the post with the last formatting, it opened a brand new window which made organizing the posts you wanted to look at easier and also kept your place when scrolling through the section opposed to taking you to the top of the section.I also hate that there aren't links for pages.

Scrolling through the old forums and every little bit I go through, the "Upcoming Webinar" ad comes up at the end of where I scroll. 

Lastly, go look up the Census Tract for the city block where that property is located by going to city-data.com, type in the city, then scroll down to the interactive map. 

Scroll and you'll see Kyle's info (since rules prohibit posting on here).Citizens first position HELOCCMG Financial 70% LTVConsolidated CCU, high LTV NOO LOC, OR, WAEast West Bank, up to 60% LTV with "no docs”Figure 80% on a rental, not in LLCFirstBank CO and AZ 75% LTVFirst Florida Credit Union https://firstflorida.cumortgag...First CommonwealthFirst Midwest, up to 75%.

This book covers the most important thing you need to know and that is 'the math' because if you don't know how to do the math you can't analyze properties to get the most bang for your buck, no real estate broker will do the math for you to suit your agenda, you will not know where you are going after you purchase a property and will not enjoy the real estate business and not enjoy dealing with tenants when you don't understand how much money you are making in addition to cashflow.Go to bestline plumbing.com, scroll down to the link 'MS Access Software, download the free software and learn how to analyze properties before you get too excited and purchase the wrong property.Dealing with tenant including the bad tenants is actually a lot of fun when you understand only a few simple things I don't have time to explain, but my wife and I manage several fairly large apartment buildings and properties in 4 states with no property management company and we never let tenants get us stressed nor emotional because we constantly do the math and we are on top of our game.

Those alerts can also be seen if you mouse over the "Inbox" on the upper right menu bar and scroll down.

Login, scroll to "Start or Manage Business Filings", click "Domestic Limited Liability Company", then click "Certificate of Organization - Domestic Limited Liability Company (8821)".

Hey fellow investors,I've scrolled around and checked out a few previous posts on this topic, but still feel everyone has a different definition of self-management.