Please feel free to suggest other programs, that may not fit all the bills, as I'm not sure there is a site that will fit all the bills.Qualities-Online-User permissions-Data storage-CRM-workflow management-calendars and ability to set deadlines-Mail merge-Ability to push/pull data to/from our online webforms.

If your margins are tight and your market changes or if your development is too unique for you neighborhood that there are no comparables, you could stand to get into trouble.Goo luck.

It is certainly nice to be able to negotiate flexible terms but it seems to me your purchase price plus repairs compared to the ARV is a little tight so I'm not sure the numbers work as a flip.

The deadline is Sept 15, so I have a bit of time to work with.

This is a lower middle class but mostly tidy neighborhood, late 80's construction.I'm aiming for modern but inexpensive finishings as we are on a fairly tight budget (most of it is going to AC/roof etc).

I want to get my business out there but a little tight on cash right now.

Finances are tight for all of us but the market isn't high enough to resell the home right now.

Obviously you're on a deadline and the EM refund is important, so you'll cancel.

It's a tight ship!

I cut rents on one unit for a semi peace keeper, but she didn't really manage anything, just a point of contact for me, she worked at a local bank and was very good with the public, so lucky there I guess.I have done more in low income housing than anything else and if you start out running a tight ship, it's no more trouble than some executive rental, ($1,200 rent) who thinks he gets a private gardner and talks to his attorney all the time.