About a third are paid off and my reserves and bank accounts allow me to loan some money without jeopardizing my business.I am a leading member of my local REIA and have met with someone from the group who has flipped abut 6-7 houses and is interested in working with me on her next flip. 

It was acquired by CoStar last week, so I imagine that the interface and some features will be changing soon.By the way, if you are looking for accounting software, I recommend checking into Quickbooks Online.

It can get expensive if you work with attorneys and accountants.

Now I signed up for a PRO account (does that make me automatically serious?

I know that I should buy not based on speculation but cash-flow or at least that's what I've been reading but I'm supremely confident in property appreciation due to Amazon coming in.Note:I recently created my BiggerPockets account a month ago and have been reading and researching to build my wealth through long term buy/hold out-of-state investment properties.

Attorney (maybe)4.Accountant (maybe)This is a short list of people.

Thanks Jeff, I've been letting the pro account gather dust for a few months, but happy to be jumping in!

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Tate SiemerCongrats on the purchase, nice to have a little equity position once you're done.

I will also take into account if I can not lease them because of economic slow down.

We have good credit (by any standard) and a decent bank account (by college standards) but not enough to put down the standard 15-25% most HML and private lenders prefer.