How much cash do I have in hand available to be spent?

What I also recommend is also factoring in soft expenses that you are budgeting for but have not yet spent.

Website traffic, time spent on site.

It's money well spent.  

Quote from @Paul Azad: WOW, they had to spend 18.6 million for 12 months of Rate Cap insurance up from 513K they spent for same insurance they got 2 years earlier, These syndicators took huge risks in acquiring these MF properties with the variable bridge loans with rate cap insurance in order to buy at lower cap rates than any reasonable investor with fixed agency debt could afford and apparently at LTVs approaching 80% too, in order to drive higher IRR 'projected returns" for LP investors.Bridge loans are a disaster when the markets shift.  

I spent too much on the remodel so I will be leaving some money in the deal but am holding long term and the cash flow will be great once we move out of one of the units.

I know too that with all these professions (realtors, LOs, insurance agents) that considerable time is also spent with prospects or clients where they do not get paid at all.  

Nothing wrong with retail employees (I spent some time in the retail trenches like most everyone), but they likely wont have this knowledge. 

And it's cut down my time spent bookkeeping by a huge amount, since I'm no longer searching Quickbooks forums via google for obscure workarounds specific to real estate. 

How were they compensated for their time spent on this?