Most of them seem to be stuck with some formula based software that doesn't let me pass their criteria.The property retails around 75k (official appraisal 69k, Zillow estimate 82K and other comps between 70 and 80k) and I would like to withdraw 50k which is less than 70%LTV.I would like to know if anyone in this community might know someone or some group with "Common sense" underwriting process and who might be able to help me with this situation.

,I had a great experience taking a few weeks to REALLY focus on analyzing deals using a software I purchased about a year ago.

If you have any tips or would simply like to work together, reach out to me.My specialty is software and people skills, including but not limited to, website development, windows software development, web/infrastructure security, artificial intelligence (AI), 2D & 3D game design, business analyst, and more.Enough about me, I would love to hear about you!

Since I am fairly new and will not be able to contribute much in regards to real estate, I have vast experience in software development, implementation, analysis and management if the need ever arises.  

I then moved back to the Cleveland area and started working at a software company as an inside sales rep. 

My goal is 10 acquisitions for the year.Question: what software are you using to keep track of properties/tenants?

Maybe go bet on Red at the casino...least you go better odds at making money

Hi Sonya,I would recommend instead of using a spreadsheet, consider using a software application designed for landlords - there's a lot recommended on BP or just google it.  

How accurate are you finding their estimates for ARV, and is that a web based software or do they sell you the software that you are able to download?

It's also cheaper than $50: you can get a basic subscription for $9 (or even free if you don't use the software much).