Hi J,Personally not, but it looks like they have many reviews online so I would reference that.

Some of this (electric and gas) can be set up online. 

There are a lot of services online that will do it for $10-$40. 

@Lalania AllgeyerThe course material I took online really did cover everything that was on the exam. 

They are also constantly propping up the market by moving more reo's to auction.com and similar online or live sales.

Home remodeling can EASILY be made fully online, and every attempt has gone bust.

But as an aside, crime stats online, when you have never been to an area, aren't going to be very relevant.

Hey BP family,I am new to real estate investing but would love some experts insights so I don't get burned on my first dealThis is the property: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/724-N-22nd-Ave-Bozeman-MT...My thoughts are my wife, 8 month old and I could live in Unit A for a year or two while we rent out Units B & C to help cover the mortgage payments until we build/buy a more desirable family ranch home with min 10+ acres which we've been looking for but have yet to find.My hesitation is I've never been a landlord and am reluctant to get in over my head with property problems while simultaneously growing an online business and being a new father.After some negotiation we counter offered 895k with a 2-1 rate buy down for 20k and the sellers have verbally accepted but since our offer expired we need to resubmit.

If the software is not simplifying your life or making you more accurate, you shouldn't use it.Software does have extremely helpful features like online payments, marketing syndication (click a button and your property is advertised on multiple sites), electronic document review/signing, maintenance tracking, and owner reports.

Online resources, real estate forums, and local investor meetups can also provide valuable insights and practical advice from those who have firsthand experience with seller financing and flipping properties.