Im looking to Purchase a Multifamily, Possibly in this area....Ive done some research the unemployment rate is rather average in the 51/2 pc.

The property inspection module alone is well worth the price, with the ability to do inspections, take photos, assign property conditions to each room and take notes, all on your smart phone which then synchs to the desktop. 

Clean up credit score, call local credit unions and ask for and compare their terms given your current FICO (interest rate, is repayment interest only or not, when does HELOC convert into variable, how do you value the property: by desktop underwriting or with an appraisal).

If you always work form home then just get a regular PC.

He's on the ground checking units out and not doing it from a desktop somewhere to satisfy the spreadsheet, so that's a big plus in my book.

The mention feature doesn't work on mobile, thought I mention them here from desktop :)@Jason Goretzki I experienced it more than once as the owner of an ecommerce website, more than once.

So, do more desktop research with the median MLS stats -- maybe you can work out a deal with Dawn...Warm regards,Adam 

Min is 15k, max 500kTD Bank - Yes, 75% LTV, origination of $99, annual fee $50, 4.49%, if value is over 200k, they have an appraisal by licensed professional, if under, they use a "desktop appraisal" (Tax collector value). 685 credit score required.CenterState Bank - Yes, but its a commercial loan, they lend out 50-60% of the ARV and want:  Last 3-years of your personal tax returns (and K1s)Current personal financial statement (form attached)Information on the 3 residential properties (addresses, rental rates, etc..)Still working on more.

When I was working out of state years ago I rented a place for almost two years and just had a mattress, couch, folding table for my desktop, and the dining room table that came with the place. 

@Gerald Demers You're lucky that the moderators are treating you kindly (while you are new to BP, at least) as you have shared outside resources and websites, which seems to upset them.Also, you suggest that people actually spend money, which appears to be another thing that is not PC to the newbie-biased moderators.I also agree with you and Flyboy Jay that part of the nuance of investing is knowing what research  to do when, and to know your own tolerance for risk.