While a great tool (especially the prior legislation version), I frequently see properties trade higher than they should because buyers analyze the properties with an extremely narrow lens without appreciating the favorable impact the abatement has on operating expenses.

Business credit is coming later this year.The classes are available on on-line, 24 x 7.Some locations have a community similar to a REIA with long-timers, newbies, lenders, contractors, lawyers, CPAs, etc. ... everything you'd find at a REIA, only they all have the same REI education you have so you all speak the same language at the same level.Some of the communities now offer weekly study groups to help you understand what you're learning.Renatus just partnered with Greg Clements to develop their private version of Realeflow at a monthly rate well below what Greg and others charge for the same level of service, plus Renatus-specific additions and enhancements.Renatus is developing a whole new on-line experience for students and affiliates due out early next year.Purely my opinions...

This shows me your version of 'financially healthy' is normal, as in the same tired vanilla ways generations past have kept themselves working for someone else for 50 years. 

I'd love the audiobook, but I may have to break down and buy and read the print version first.Thanks @J Scott for sharing your knowledge w/ BP.

I'll suggest using Tellus App, it has mobile version and can handle every property management stuff.

They will be more willing to talk if they see a past version of themselves within you.

They don't have a way to set a minimum credit score, because TransUnion actually has their own version of a credit score, called a resident score which is specific to tenants.

From there, start to build things out first in a 'zoomed out' version and then start to zoom in and really focus on costs.

The RM-1 zoning helps you here a bit but here is the short version of the issues you have that you might be able to solve.

It's free and has wonderful features... there's also a paid version which I began using this year, but none of the integral features are lacking from the free version at all...