My husband and I owned and operated a Room and Board in CA where we housed 10 individuals who just got out of the jailing system or trying to get clean off of drugs.

We manage individual condo units for some of our clients and they're almost all very paperwork heavy.

I would say my main concern with Invelo is that I believe once I upgrade to the paid plan that I can only add tags to the total prospect where in ReiSift I have the abiltiy to tag prospect phone #'s (wrong # tags) and other individual stats per record. 

While on this journey I would love to start going to meetups or finding like minded individuals related to investing in real estate specifically in my area.

Your insights on leveraging equity to speed up the journey to financial independence totally make sense.I'm also focusing on the Texas, Washington market, drawn in by the tax benefits and promising opportunities.

I really need to get a better handle on the financials.

As you're preparing to search for a rental property, my advice would be to lock in your financials so when a great deal comes your way you're ready to strike! 

Hi Cody, Continue to network with like minded individuals in your local area as well in the BP community.

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BiggerPockets Money podcast has mentioned a few times about Pine Financial Group Fund V as a "truly passive real estate" investment.