Phone app version would be great as well.... 

@Miguel Teran I think @Brandon Sturgill has this for Columbus but not sure if he has updated from his older version.  

In my opinion, services that provide little more than their own version of some "score" are of little use.

The free version is pretty good but IMO it's well worth the $100/year to upgrade to the shop version. 

Generally though, it's a matter of managing those liabilities (mortgages, etc), in order to utilize reasonable leverage to acquire assets that will, hopefully, propel you toward your goals.I'll give you the short version.

Option 2 and 3 seem like simply slightly different versions of owner financing. 

Canada has their own versions of fair housing laws and they are different than ours.

The cliffnotes version of this part of the plan, from what I understand, an investor can put existing capital gains into an Opportunity Fund, and from there, if they keep the property for 10 years, they don’t have to pay ANY taxes on the ‘new’ investment and only pay taxes on the original capital gains that first went into the ‘Fund’.This seems like a huge opportunity for any buy and hold investor. 

If you're looking for a free version, you could always use this: http://www.lawdepot.com/contracts/real-estate-purchase-agreementI think you could also find a more "official" template at USLegal here: http://www.uslegalforms.com/mo/MO-HOME.htmOnce you have the purchase agreement signed by both parties, you can pass it on to your title company.

@Carmen Graves let me know if want me to send you the 2020 version.