They offer a web/mobile-based property management tool which has many different options including the ability for tenants to pay via their own web portal.

No worries, I'm afraid the picture I attached with the financials has a very low resolution.The purchase price is $5,600,000 for 52 units, the loan amount is $3,700,000 secured at a 30-year term with a 30-year amortization period, interest rate is fixed and rate locked at 3.85% for 5 years.The sponsor is raising a total of $2,500,000 in equity (they are also buying in ~15% of the equity), so the additional $600,000 raised are going in closing costs and fees (~300k) and budget for renovation (~300k).Because of the favorable debt, the DSCR seems particularly good (I have been comparing this deal to other crowdfunded on the web and boy those are risky, some barely get to 1 with an interest only loan!)

i would start with the county's web site, most are online and you can get the information on the owner

I noticed on the web page they offer memberships.

Hi @Jason Mcdaniel, I have a web app that is designed to work great on mobile devices that will allow you to organize your receipts, either by yourself, your company, a property, or a unit.

Their web site has something on there about you having to be a Denver resident..or something to that effect but don't let that deter you.

Your best bet is searching the web for "Flat Fee MLS + your city" and then checking the reviews on Yelp.

Go to the National Real Estate Investors association web site and click on membership then find a local group.

There are, according most statistics available on the web, $Trillions in retirement funds looking for better, safer returns than Wall Street can provide, especially with all the current doom-saying about a possible market crash.

@Jay Hinrichs An on-market deal doesn't mean that it is blasted out all over the web.