Tired of the monthly anxiety of is my bill going to be paid.

I'm in the beginning stages of a multi-year plan for growing my portfolio and I think the financing is what gives me the most anxiety about the entire process.

Personally i would offcourse prefer a free version, but to be honest I think some people would find this really helpfull and would be happy to pay (recurringly) a certain amount of money for this tool.Are there also special features you can do with it like sort on a certain region or only sends an email after a certain percentage of price drop, etc. ? 

For example, "I now keep a savings account with 6 months of expenses" would definitely relieve some of their anxiety.

Hi BP friends.I am new here.I learn real estate about 1 year long.I just sit on my anxiety rocking chair.After reading a few roofstock case studies from BP,finally I made my first decision.Thanks 🙏 to whoever share their experiences.I make 4 offers on roofstock start from last month. 1 is rejected.2 is asked for counter offer.1 is open.Before i make offers,I research on zillow ,realtor etc.

By now I have had it, I can't even exist without anxiety there.

Scotiabank Visa Infinite has a I think 1% cash back on everything, 2% on gas and 4% on recurring bills and groceries which is pretty good.

I also found Gordon Moss' "Performance Anxiety" to be helpful.

4-Insurance coverage on the property in the rolling 12 is paid monthly for 3 months, then is missed for a few, then a large payment mid year and none for the remainder .5-Recurring charges monthly for paint, HVAC, and building material and supplies6-Owner pays water, and gas.Also there appear to be a charge for meter reading monthly ( my view is that I would try and get the tenant to pay this stuff on their own or ensure i have a bill back process.)7-Owner appears to also absorbing tenants credit check fee8-Unallocated Prepay is being counted as income ( not sure what the owner is referring to)With the owner willing to sit down and talk with me, I think that I have a chance to show him why i can not buy at his asking price and maybe get him to consider an offer significantly below what his asking price currently is because I am estimating about 200K in remodel for the property in order to raise rents to comps in the vicinity.

At this point, drop this on the landlord to handle but know that your personal responsibility is report crime to the police and violations of your lease to the landlord.And, quit living in fear and anxiety.