Anyway, you should be able to get a current payoff amount and then use an amortization app to determine the effective interest rate. 

:If you will just send me your bank account info, password,  DOB, Copy of your drivers license and social security number my Nigerian cousin will take care of the assignment for only $5,000 or your approved for a 50 million dollar loan at 3% and you don't have to make any payments and we go down to a 500 fico.just sent me 800.00 app fee but you are Approved.

I just purchased my first rental property and I'm wondering what apps or software you use to keep track of the incoming rent, along with expenses of taxes, insurance and repairs?

The House is valued at $183,000 according just to the realtor.com app.

The difference is that he's focusing just on flipping and I would rather go on Rental Properties because I realise on a long term how much money you can create I'm so so glad and happy for finding this app because I read and learn so much intersting things.

But we know you can’t trust pics.Should I have at least asked for a virtual tour for example Marco Polo app or something similar?

Is that an app or a program for a computer?

I use the RECalc app.

My tenants utilize an online payment app (Roof), I run credit and background checks online (SmartMove) and keep all of my records in a folder on Google Drive.

It may just be that the seller wants too much and there is no solution but I was hoping investors with more experience than myself in this area could provide some insight into how they would value this and how much of a hit to cash flow would be acceptable in exchange for future potential.The details:4-unit purpose built building in an average residential areaCap rates for 1-4 unit properties range from 6-10% depending on quality, location, conforming vs non-conforming etc.Asking price $520k, dropped from original $550k and has been on market for a few monthsRents are ~$34,000 and should be ~$48,000Expenses (excluding maintenance) are ~$9,000 - This puts the asking price cap rate at ~4.7% (not including maintenance)- We estimate that at asking price it would be about -$260/month in cash flow and break even at a PP of ~$450k assuming our typical 10% of rent for maintenance- We estimate the building would be worth around $530k at market rentsWe were thinking the cash flow neutral price would be our best offer, but their indication was that they are looking for close to 500k.