Of course, you could also manually do it, or hire a VA to do it....or once you do a deal or two, spend the money on a good CRM, which will probably have a function to do what you are looking for.

@Lauren HoganAnother question:Doing a search on the site seems to function with an ‘or’ operator vs an ‘and’?

Tell the tenants you can't afford to keep replacing it so it's no longer functioning and they will have to live without it.

There is legal action against them from many.It REALLY pays to know how your rent is being handled - meaning erent had several middlemen in the equation, and the blame-game started.Cozy might take a week, however their back-end system is much better (albeit not nearly as functional as erent) from a "cooks in the kitchen" perspective.

If you don't know if it will add enough value, that is a function of your lack of market knowledge.

Account Closed exactly. but if you don't have any excel experience, I would start by learning about excels functionality first before venturing out to make your own, because it will be an extremely frustrating experience.

If this is FHA, the property has to be somewhat functional.  

HotPads has a good mapping function.

@Mark Harrington Being honest again, you'll have similar problems using people's spreadsheets as you did with the financial calculators, mainly you don't understand how they are constructed and their embedded functions limitations. 

But the coordinator wasn't reachable and wasn't responding to our (mine, the lender and title company) emails/calls timely. (2) Not all of their numbers are functional - they give a $500 credit on your first investment as one of the perks on BP.