I have both of them and so far they have been instrumental in creating a viable, long-term strategy.

Here is what Investors are looking to see in your potential deals:1) The Comps used to verify an ARV/FMV - These have to fall within guidelines to actually be recognized as "Good Comps"...this is NOT a Zestimate or any other Automated Valuation guess **NOTE: CAP Rates on SFRs mean nothing IF the property can not actually Comp Out...so if the Exit is a Hold strategy, put the Projected CAP into the package for sure but only if you know what exactly is used and not used in determining a CAP to begin with or you may look silly out of the gate.

What I have learned is that most properties will cash flow in any market including the expensive Boston, NY and San Francisco markets if you put the right financing instrument on it. 

But I see no good reason to be in 1st position on a note I didn't create, because depending on where (what state) the note was originated and when, the security instrument may have serious issues of enforcability.

Homeowners current on 1st  as per checking the automated system of WFHM.  

I have several units and I work full time, so I work hard to automate my rental business as much as possible.

It simply allows them to pursue the available remedies within the security instrument and note.   

Showmojo and Rently are automated showing services you can look into.    

Has anyone here used Flipster's software or can anyone recommend a software that automates the deal finding and analysis process?

FHA security instruments require a borrower to establish bona fide occupancy in a home as the borrower’s principal residence within 60 days of signing the security instrument, with continued occupancy for at least one year.Any person individually or jointly owning a home covered by an FHA insured mortgage in which ownership is maintained may not purchase another principal residence with FHA insurance, except in certain situations as in relocation outside the commuting area of the original home, an increase in family size, getting a divorce from the co-borrower on the original FHA property, or was a non-occupying co-borrower on the original property.Those are excerpts from the actual FHA manual.