Other than all that, everyone likes a killer home theater or a 3D video wall & ceiling in a night club (ever been to The Fremont Experience in Vegas?).

I'm definitely looking into the various strategies for getting started and will absolutely seek professional help and advice on the first few deals once I get down to it.

My husband is a handy man he is more than willing to do as much work as he can besides things that a professional should do.

FYI -- In addition to the $495 Professional Edition that Michael mentioned, my company realdata.com offers a $159 Express Edition which is geared more toward multi-family property.

We run a professional business.  

Information is very important - asking the right questions and knowing how to respond to responses will mark you as a rank amateur or professional who knows what to do and how to get the the bottom line quickly and close a deal.

I found BP via Youtube starting with Peter Harris's videos and following suggestions.  

However, those holding a professional license should call it as it is; a "Sale Associate" or a Real Estate Licensee.

The operating company rules in connection with real estate must be satisfied so make sure to work with competent compliance professionals if you decide to pursue the use of 401k rollover funds to finance a start up.

If anyone used any of these professional before and experienced an exceptional service in a reasonable price please recommend me them.