My advice for finding the agent, attorney, contractor, etc. would be to 1. use the 'search' function to find topics, members and areas of interest.

 - WeirdCRM seemed to be a bit more robust than other software.NO hands on demo, only a guided presentation... no matter how often I asked, they had a sales rebuttal every time.Pros: Color Scheme felt a bit more vibrant and lively.In house integration as a single solution - why pay for multiple software.What am I asking from the BP community is if you have any experience raising capital on any other platform and what your feedback would be. 

Cozy accounts will still look and function the same on Cozy.co.

Utilizing a old functioning well for a water supply is not.

I received a tutorial on it during a virtual REIA meeting and it appeared to be simple and functional.

I am trying to use the Network/Find Contractors function here on bigger pockets, but after I put in my information, it just keeps spinning and I never receive an email nor does it ever populate any contractors.

They seem to function differently.  

That's a normal market function of supply/demand balance. 

It's a 1070 sq.ft. 2-story home (photos attached).All utilities are functional and city municipal: electric, water, sewer, and gas heat.Here's my cost analysis / scope of work:  https://docs.google.com/spread...Acquisition:  -$33kRehab:  -$44.8kClosing:  -$1.4kHolding:  -$4.4kSale:  -$10.5kTotal Cost:  -$94kAll-In Cash Cost:  -$83.6k (does not include sale costs deducted from proceeds)ARV:  $115kProfit:  $21kAll-In Cash Cost / ARV:  72.3% (just above the 70% rule, but I'm also living here)My first first goal is to find a new place to live.  

No, unfortunately the spreadsheet won't run properly on a smartphone (the excel app on smartphones is not as robust as excel for windows and Mac).