There was robust interest and a lot of people attended the showings at the higher prices. 

Stessa is also great for tracking expenses and income, but it's not quite as robust for actual planning and management.If you're not getting involved in Short Term Rentals then Long Term is likely the better option.

@Brandon StockYou could do it with rei blackbook, but adding a role field and have your workflow function differently based on the role of the contact.I am looking forward to trying invelo too, but reibb is the most robust I have found so far.

It is so robust that I haven't yet learned how to do everything that I (probably) need to do.

And on a purchase price of 50K all the fees associated are going to add up - closing costs on the buy, holding costs, financing costs, and then usually robust fees on the refi.

They work on volume.Now, with all that said, the fact the large investors are working in the Metroplex is a great indication they expect the rental market to remain robust.  

Seems like we have some items in common, I personally came from a science background and then got my Executive MBA, looking back on my higher education experience and now operating a fairly robust business in REI, I would have to encourage you to consider finance and/or strategy, if you have the opportunity to capture finance strategy in one, this will serve you well.

It's pretty good and robust.

Other retailers have to go through a robust supply chain just to receive X dressers and beds. 

It appears state of Oregon has no closed that loop hole.As well as its kind of Moot here.. are market is SO robust that most sellers on a distressed asset or anything perceived to be under market  give you 5 to 10 days to close want big EM and POF with your offer.... there are still the uneducated that get scammed and their always will..