I live in Atlanta, GA and work for a Healthcare company that makes electronic health records software.

I also have a software called Bid Blaster that will create offers and email them out to your list of sellers.

Hey BPI am currently looking for a reliable software/website that allows you to look up owners' phone numbers by property address.

Below are some links that contain a bit of each, that may serve your needs:Project Management OptionsPipedriveProperty Base CRMThere are some pretty cool apps out there too,  such as Real Estate Investing Analyst or search through the comprehensive Capterra Software and App Options site to see what fits. 

Bigger Pockets.  I am looking for a Property Management system that is not main stream yet.  Do you use or know of a product that someone has developed on a small scale?  Maybe a programmer who developed their own pro...

(And if anyone has a charming house for rent in Austin for a recent Ph.D. and her software engineer husband, let me know :-)  )

I graduated from UMass Amherst two years ago and am currently working as a Software Developer in Boston.

Harold its risk reward and what your comfortable with.8% is basically bank money I borrow from banks at 1 and 5.5 to 6.. so 6.5 to 7% apr.. and those are FULL doc deals with PG's etc.at 8% I would want to know this guy has money and get a PG  ( personal Gurantee) you may also ask for some equity as well.. very common in these deals.. its called a participation mortgage I have been doing those for 30 years they work great.ground up construction is risky from a lender point of view.. you have things to think about and worry about.1. what happens if it gets half way done and the builder walks.2. are the subs being paid... you want to monitor that as well.some things to think about.and generally I am not one to run off to an attorney at the drop of a hat.. but for a 500k deal I would have an attorney write this one up for you and go through the risk factors in your state

I'll probably be on island in early March to monitor projects - I'll likely hit up one of the investor meetings if they coincide.

What was left at "headquarters" in San Mateo are a few highly intelligent Senior Engineers, a bunch of marketing folks who knew nothing, middle management that knew absolutely nothing, led by MBA senior mgmt that knew nothing about software development or engineering.