It seems much more tailored to long term rentals.I have the lifetime subscription to it and I never really use it. 

Each one will have different rules to it...and as mentioned above, some techniques won't allow financing a downpayment.  

It's a user-friendly platform that offers a wide range of features tailored to the needs of the real estate industry.

All I'm saying is take his techniques and use them to your advantage.

This way, you can get more precise cost estimates tailored to your specific situation, which will be much more valuable than a rough estimate from a distance.

Wolfe- thanks - if you havent already tried this -  contact all the smaller to mis  size banks and  credit unions close to the parcel for options  ....often these entities will tailor  make a  programs to work with soemthing local 

I find his technique of "Unlimited Funding" without banks and zero down interesting, but some of it is a tad hard to believe.

I feel like I've got a decent Chart of Accounts in place that I have put together by looking at how other landlords set up their accounts and then tailoring to fit my needs; however, I don't know how to label funds set aside for repairs, capital expenditures, vacancy, (basically any expense you are planning and setting money aside for)?

That being said, a lot of "creative financing" techniques that some of the gurus tout on here are pretty sketchy from a legal standpoint.

People buy on emotions then justify with logic.Look to who this house will sell to and tailor your bonuses to them.