It's also why there is a robust market for estimating and takeoff software that makes the process a bit faster.

We started servicing our notes using a rather inexpensive but limited program, but now use Bryt Software, which is a pretty robust program, and is actually expanding into a complete crowdfunding site as well as servicing software.

In a few months people will be accustomed to 7% and 8% rates and buyer traffic will resume.

It does not need to be especially robust, but I want it to include a phone app that seamlessly integrates with my phone for calls and texts.

From a financing standpoint you'll probably want to explore the HUD or Fannie/Freddie options since they're pretty robust and the way most of the big guys gets these types of projects funded. 

I recommend partnering up with someone who has built multifamily properties before since they could bring 'experience and resume' while you're bringing capital to the table.

@Lex NunezJust a thought but you might consider picking the CRM you want to use long term even though it sounds like you really don't need a robust solution at this time.The reason I say that is b/c if you are planning to scale up you are going to have to learn the new software anyway.  

I have seen mention in many articles items like my personal financial statement, credit report, a real estate related resume, detail sheet describing your team and your capabilities, a Buisness plan, and items like that.  

I am convinced you wont find anything as robust yet as intuitive to use.

Difficult to be exact because of high appreciation over the past year, which is now cooling in this neighborhood, but new construction and rehabbing is just beginning in this neighborhood, so it seems most likely prices will plateau or soften and then resume significant appreciation as the area is developed. - FSBO - owner offering financing: 20-30 years at prime +2% and 15% down - owner financing appeals because I don't have W2 income so I won't be able to get a conventional loan, though perhaps could get a debt to service loan since it is a rental property- Renter in the property, owner says they are a great tenant, currently paying $1500/month, tenant covers all utilities.- According to owner, in very good condition, no major repairs, newer roof and AC, recently painted.