@Yonah Weiss I always appreciate your comprehensive and objective responses!

@David Nino, once I leave my W2, we're planning to budget $2k-3k/mo because we need the most comprehensive plan, and I expect that cost to rise over time.The x-factor for me is what happens to the [currently illegal] exclusions for pre-existing conditions and lifetime policy maximums on the most comprehensive plans. 

Needless to say this made for a costly lesson I could have learned had I gone through a comprehensive course or read a book before hand about what to look for.

It is so comprehensive and covers literally everything.

What CRM would be Comprehensive for these needs?

I’ll provide examples of my current situation, the city’s Comprehensive Plan, etc.

In addition to this, the deposit gives you access to the following:a.Advanced Deal Analysis Software – enter the purchase price, rehab costs and After Repair Value and we’ll give you a comprehensive break down including costs, net profit, and potential cash to close.b.Access to Proof of Funds – 24/7c.Contracts and Checklistsd.Additional Tools & Resources to help you avoid common pit falls in evaluating, rehabbing, negotiating and reselling the property.e.Your first evaluation is covered with the deposit.f.If the needed funding is more than 70% but it’s still a profitable deal, we’ll work with you to potentially wholesale the property and still make money on the deal.g.The remaining $1850 is rebated back to you once you resale your first property.8.Just like every other Hard Money Lender, one of the biggest challenges is helping new investors get dialed in on establishing accurate After Repair Values.

This is the most comprehensive information on ARV on the entire web!

I'm starting to think there is a comprehension problem here, Bob...Nobody here is defining NOI as 50% of gross rents. 

It is a good start and certainly comprehensive.