I'm looking for a CRM with the following:-The ability to save important documents such as leases, invoices from contractors etc (right now I have everything saved in files on my computer)-The ability to receive payments-Some accounting capabilities (tracking basic expenses, ROI, etc)There's so many options on the market and I don't know what's best for my needs.

Only with these elements in place did we act on our opportunity. 

I've seen many homes that were purchased for too much in 2006 and 2007 that didn't get their equity back until about 6 months ago...Bob is right.....it just gives you a whole lot of room if you buy something that needs some fixin'.....Now of course some people have the ability to take on places that many people couldn't, but you can find more time and you can learn a lot of stuff.

My question is, for those of you that have multiple properties, how have you structured your financing of these properties and has it compromised your ability to get a loan on your future home?

In the BRRRR calculator, I don't believe there's an intuitive way in the "Purchase Loan Details" section to indicate and calculate that you're borrowing the funds for the purchase and the rehab from different lenders at different terms.For example, if you were purchasing the property with a hard money loan, but using a private money loan to cover the rehab, the calculator doesn't really have the ability to express that.

They are scared of telling what they do in a straightforward way because they are usually afraid of publicizing their “dreams”.For me, those who aren’t able to tell about their dreams are simply not confident about their abilities.

Yes, the age of the house has no impact on your ability to depreciate the property.

Those can be tinkered with and upgraded along the way, but in my experience most agents who enjoy the utility of their website will eventually move to a host service that adds a lot of bells and whistles onto the website (SEO, CRMs, blog posts, etc).I’d start with this:  many brokers have a master website with the ability for each agent to have a micro-site within it (could be an agent page, possibly some search functionality, etc).  

If you are lacking capital or the ability to qualify, you can always partner up with someone and go 50/50.

@Ron BradyHI Ron,Sorry to hear that you feel your skin color is interfering with your ability to gain wealth in real estate.