That is a great learning tool.

I just went to it right here on BP, and all I can say is Holy Moly - what a great, big educational tool!

I'm sure you ran the numbers already on your new income property, however be sure to check out the "analyze" tab as it has some tools that could be useful to you on your next deal.  

Thanks to everybody in the BP community, it has been an incredible tool, and educated me immeasurably (especially the podcasts!)

Again, maybe just luck because of the type and quality of paper HSBC is dealing with.For me the sub2 and discounted payoff is just another possible tool.

Having looked at several of the offerings for a CRM, I think I've decided on Zoho.

I'm not sure how many short sales Seth has done, but I've done many (from the purchaser side), and I've had many instances where I've had to negotiate counter-offers -- the only tool that's every helped was contractor bids.

Don't give up and don't artificially limit your pool just because you ran three people through your magical screener tool and think you need to pick between all of those duds.Also note that many landlords experienced with landscaper tenants find that carpets get trashed with dirt and walls get smudged by grubby hands so something to note for future reference in your considerations for applicants.

Once I have 10 financed properties Homepath is still a great tool to move up to 20 Fannie Mae financed properties by putting 25% or 30% down.This is a big help in building my portfolio and helping to replace my earned income for a real retirement.

When I got on a board in a small Condo, I realized property manager was not responsive, didn't use email or any online management tools such as buildium for transparency of expenses/income and was not invested in their property management business.