That's not the only reason, but there is definitely a method to the madness here . . . as I mentioned in my article, Project Simplify: Outlining the Near-Term Future of BiggerPockets, we've got a plan for the future of BP and these little moves make a big impact.

So, I just got to thinking how overwhelming this could get if I were doing more deals and spending more time generating business...a tool like this just seems it would simplify things so much.Thanks again, Chris

Managing this through Excel and Access is awful.We are looking for software or a service to simplify this process, and we don't mind spending some money on it!

Maybe it could be simplified?

You guys have done an outstanding job of simplifying this material.

Basically - everything can be worked in your favor without getting banks involved.The benefit is, you can sidestep conventional loans, you don't have to have a perfect credit score, you have unlimited access to funds (because each deal acts as its own silo), etc.He has a pretty complex calculator that can generate multiple offers for each seller, so it gives them several options to chose from, ALL of which will work for you.I'm simplifying things a bit in this post (there is a lot to learn), but I can vouch for the guy.

The only reservation I have about CS material is that it tends to over simplify certain concepts.

Pizza boys all over the country start dumping properties back onto the banks as they can't pay for them and the effects ripple from there.I'm over-simplifying obviously but that's generally how I remember the loans being structured and how it unraveled. 

It also simplifies the 6 different entities we use and makes it almost seamless. 

AgentTo Simplify: The way I understand it there are 2 basic ways a seller can sell their house free and clear (I realize there are creative ways like subject to's and rent to own) but I'm just talking free and clear in a short time.Scenerio: Your mother died, you inherit her house, she lives across the country, the house has not been renovated since the 60'sOption 1.You call up a realtor and the realtor says.