Hi all...I've been poking around entrepreneur/real estate business opportunity sites and came across one that offers software for wholesaling...anyone heard of FreedomSoft? 

Monitor these listings daily. 

That being said, I paid high dollar for a lawyer to enter my information into a software package and tweak the resulting documents. 

Please don't take offence, but being a RE investor and/or builder is a whole different than building a software company that is heavily regulated. 

I am a successful software professional/CPA with a very stable career, and my husband owns a successful electrical contrating business.  

I have learned some really great information and have seen the power of their proprietary software "property Farm" which they say gives you information on real estate gathered fro many different sources and puts information in front of you without having to spend hours hunting around the Internet in places that are difficult to get info from.

Robbie Keep monitoring your response rate.

I used to work in software sales/distribution, and it is not uncommon for people to buy software to test drive and then return. 

Hey Jason,A GREAT way to keep track of leads is to go out and buy 3x5 or 4x6 index cards, the card holder, and tabbed cards that have the month on them and the days 1-31.Then, when you follow up with a lead, etc. you can write down little notes on the index cards and then place them in a future date for when you want to follow up.So, when you go to the office in the morning, the first thing you can do is look at your index card holder box and pull out all the cards on that date and follow up.No monthly fee, no glitches in software, no computer crashes where you lose all the information, etc.Yep, it works!

Hopefully with enough money to do great things for my family (Giving parents a great retirement, top-notch education for my kids, be able to give my wife a great life with excess, travel the world together, the usual...)My plan thus far is this:-Begin building credit (currently have none)-Begin investing in buy and hold properties ASAP (probably looking at FHA loan on multi-family with a cosigner to get going)-Continue pursuing Bachelor's in Computer Science-Graduate and find software engineer position-Live below my means and be investing as much as possible into buy and hold properties (I aim to be generating 10k+/month in passive income in my early 40's)-Once my passive income can support my expenses -possibly before- begin a startup-Keep working towards that 10k+/month and retire when/if I feel like itDoes this seem like a good, sensible, plausible plan?