Anyway, you can do a free trial, take the jpegs from 99 designs, and have complete strangers vote on which is best.

There is a really good clinic for hard chamber a few hours from you.

Now if you know the steps before this, building rapport, the upfront agreement to avoid the me think it over, discovering the motivation of the seller, and decreasing the asking price, this "what if step" is just a trial close, and unless you really haven't done a good job with the 4 steps before, if this should be very easy, should be an easy close.The next step from here is a letter of intent that I ask the seller to sign.

I spend $140 a week meeting with a clinical psychologist for an hour a week and I've grown more as a human being, business owner, and entrepreneur from learning about myself than I could have fathomed. 

However, I think misery counts for a lot :) I was headed down a similar-ish path: degree in Psych with the plan for a PhD in clinical work.

Buy & hold rental property is on our horizon in the near future so I appreciate all of you for sharing your trials. 

Appreciation is great until a meth clinic or subsidized housing project pops around the corner. 

I would say for not- utilize a good spreadsheet and check out trials of the 3 above and see which you like best and or see what the tax pro you work with uses too.

You can get a 7 day trial of the propelio software free by just going to the site. 

I'm asking because I just recently found the DealCheck website/app, but have been testing out BPs trial calculators for a while now.