They have a 30 day free trial.  

Good luck out there.Actually, I was seeking a list of strategies and their variations that will allow me to do deals via the 2 components of the HML funding deals at 65% an any sellers that I come across that are willing to wheel & deal w/a 35% carryback for what I for see as "lump sum now - cash over time - and a lump sum later."

Maybe different variations but remember, you can have some if the pie or none of it.Just encouragements here, I'm not being critical of your choices...

Some times I look back at my real estate investing career and reflect - it really wasn't easy (glad I had a wife to support me when things didn't go as planned) - the seminars - the courses - the books - all the good advice and the useless classes - it seems as if I was always looking for and chasing the next secret formula to real estate wealth - the short cut to the big profits - it was like a big game TRIAL AND TERROR!

Most have free trials and some, like Innago, are entirely free.

An attorney will never guarantee you can win at trial, a CPA will never guarantee you won't get audited and an inspector won't ever guarantee the house they just looked at won't fall apart.  

One variation you could consider (though I’ve not heard of it done in REI before; speaks more to my relative newness to the field than anything else) is convertible debt.

Are these units all the same or is there variation in size and features?

Took research, trial and error and experiences to grow.

Repeating that with minor variations is simple compared to finding an existing home and renovating that with the same consistency in many markets.Cons to this plan:Contractors and builders are NOT the same.