Hi Everyone,While trolling the internet I cam across Big Pockets and man was I surprised.

Also be sure to closely examine your projected CAM charges.

Thinking it makes more sense to use a cheap solution that just handles payments, and I can handle the CAM reconciliation at the end of the year.

especially those CALI investor that sold out a few years ago and went to the rust belt or mid west thinking all RE revolves around cash flow..

It's not the lender's cash that is in the house...your's cam out when you refinanced it, and....When you re-use that same cash again, and repeat the refinancing, you are leveraging your cash multiple times.

I used what @Rick Baggenstoss mentioned, a deer cam.  

I am not a big league player with a 100 million dollar revolving line of credit.  

The tenants pay above base rent with CAM to reimburse.

.-  You claim the program is focused on real estate education, but we've had several current and former members of your program who have made it clear that a very large portion of the program revolves around direct sales and commissions for selling the program. 

This can be a revolving account depending on when repairs are madeCapital Expenditure Reserve - this equals my depreciation expense every month on my rentals (i.e. - if you have a stove with a 7 year life, you will be completely reserved for a new stove in 7 years)"Vacay/NoPay Reserve" - I take the vacancy rate in the rental property area (most national real estate sites have estimates) and multiply it by gross rents.