I switched over to Simplified Insurance company from NREIG.

Personally I try to avoid over simplified binary thinking like "Real Estate good so Stock Market bad".

@Darren Johnson this may be over simplifying it but if a 60% is required to get a change why not buy another unit if/when it comes on the market?

Michael Becker is an experienced multifamily investor who’s mastered the genre and simplified the process for being successful! 

I think it actually simplifies your taxes, and creates a clear wall/bucket for your rental income/taxes. 

They probably also sell a small paperback called "Wiring Simplified", by Hartwell, Richter, and Schwan.

I promised that I would share my experience so hopefully others can avoid the same problems I had.They promised that the software would simplify our business practices and help us to run our business. 

Should it be simplified at all?

I guess to simplify the question, is it generally true that if you formed an LLC without using a comma, (in the legal name of the company) and then begin using a comma, are you still representing that very same company in legal terms?

There are definitely too many newbies on here solely assuming something is a value add because the broker told them so, but saying "$150/unit is garbage and $250-$300 is all that works" is too simplified an understanding, and perhaps a laughable statement depending on the context.IRR is NOT the definitive metric on value adds.. you're not selling your renovation, so there is no terminal value, making IRR not even possible, unless you're comparing IRR under renovation vs non-renovation scenarios.