@Sheena VargheseThe way to tag someone on the post is a.) they must be on the thread to begin with and b.) type "@ then the person's username (no space between @ and the persons name by the way...)"...the person will then appear beneath the typing box in a blue highlighted font. 

Also, posting on Elance is free, but I pay the extra $25 to have my job posting highlighted - it attracts more attention and has been worth it to me in the past.

I would think there'd be a shot with community banks (look at banks with assets under $1.0bn) lending for their portfolio, where they'll weight the performance of the asset (ie. the Debt Coverage Ratio) and your liquid reserves more heavily than DTI ratios.I'd put together a nice looking package highlighting successful track record with current properties, discuss your investing approach/strategy, and put together a well-documented pro-forma of the new property, reflecting a strong DCR of, say 1.75 or better.

The members there have highlighted the pros & cons of just about every solution available. http://linkd.in/fG0tMU In case this link doesn't work (if you don't have a LI profile or aren't a member of the group) The title of the post is simply "What property management/accounting software is everyone using?"

This chart is only covering 1 aspect of due diligence and is meant to highlight neighborhoods that are outperforming the market by the numbers (numbers dont lie) and is meant to be a reference for anyone interested in those areas.To your stock reference- performance in a property is often dictated by location and the surrounding conditions just as a stock is dictated by its surrounding conditions.

You are paying for an expert to highlight the best features or the home and minimize the worst.

I archived that list (already in Excel) and highlight the ones that give me a call.Once I receive there call/email saying they want to start a conversation; I start the CRM process in Podio.  

Also, whenever you want to mention someone in a post make sure their name is highlighted in blue or they won't receive the notification.

A suggestion for your title post might be: "If there are no deals from new MLS listing, that allow for all the standard contingencies and a regular home mortgage at 75% LTV, 100% financed by only me, in the SF Bay Area..." perhaps better highlights a lot of constraints that you have placed on your "deal"???

Each row is formatted such that the highest price is highlighted or the lowest price is highlighted depending on the label (i.e the cell with lowest price to rent ratio is green as it is most ideal while the highest GDP is green as that is most ideal).