I wanted to find something that compiles all the perks in one, but I know that each of the softwares have their pros and cons... 

Lots of knowledge compiled on this site, just have to seek it out!

The best way to find off market commercial and multifamily properties is to compile lists through a paid service like List source, Reonomy and CoStar or you can use free resources like Loopnet, CREXI, Craigslist, tax database, brokers, property managers, title companies, multi family inspectors, appraisers, landscapers and other companies that service commercial and multifamily properties and driving for dollars.The real key is in how you approach the owners and then the follow up.

We do not require that they run your credit score or compile your financial documents at that time. 

This database is compiled from counties, Department of Corrections (DOC), Administration of the Court (AOC), and state sex offender registries from across the country.

When I go home, I pull up my favorites list from the Zillow website and compile onto a Google Doc (so I can access on my phone).I'd imagine it'd be even better on a tablet.

A refinance loan where you get money back is considered a cash out refinance.If the debits are higher than the credits on the settlement then that means you have to bring in cash to close plain and simple.Just make sure when you're paying off a loan you have the correct contact info to order the payoff because on HML and PML sometimes the contact is a private party or actual person and that "person," may be on vacation or in another country so make sure they are able to fill out the payoff demand form from attorney/escrow so your settlement agent can compile the settlement statement correctly so your closing will not be delayed.Best regards, 

I thought I'd get really ambitious and compile it all into an indexed pdf with my business plan, but considering how long that's taking, I think I just need to get it out there for now. 

It's free to join and you don't pay until you compile a list.

While this isn't inclusive of the awesome contributions by hundreds of other contributors here (I'll try to compile something bigger when I have the time), here are some of the topics that I've discussed in the past -- both blog posts I've written and forum posts I've started -- that seem to get brought up over and over.Don't know if this will be helpful or not, but thought I'd post it just in case...How do I determine if a property would make a good flip deal?