Hi All,I am pretty new in the real estate industry and I have recently closed my first deal.I have noticed that I spent a lot of time during the deal evaluations between: - calculating the estimated rents- checking property taxes- neighborhood: vacancy rate, crime, eviction rate, etc- average property management fees- average repair costs- mortgage rates- condition of the property/repairs needed for rent readiness- etcI have a spreadsheet where I capture all the above in order to calculate the potential ROI (leveraged and not) but doing this for a lot of properties is pretty time consuming.Most of the information above can also be easily found online by various means and this information could potentially be ingested by online services.Does anyone know an online tool that would calculate estimated property ROIs with up to date/real information and potentially offer a property search based on ROI?

If I'm intending to haul furniture and heavy tools, a truck would be better even if it is more expensive.   

Use small drain tool to remove hair from tub and bathroom sink drains.

But now there is talk of "rent strikes" (thank you socialist AOC idiot - sorry about the politics but had to get that out there).

Just looking for tools on how to locate private money lenders for real estate investing across the US? 

@Ryan Taylor Not a judgement but more of a great tool to use for the best return!

At the very least, you need builder's risk, fire, and liability coverage.What's your plan if someone slips and falls on the site, or if someone breaks in and damages/takes materials or tools, etc? 

I have just found this forum from Google a few days ago and I was wondering what tools you are all using to keep everything organized. 

I came across BP late 2018 and became a member, then became a PRO member mid 2019, to obtain some of the perks offered by BP (especially the Tools-Calculators).

I wouldn't personally use a HELOC for long term debt, I would use it as an acquisition (bridge financing) tool and then refinance once stabilized to get better and longer terms.