Anyone with extensive experience with REIPro?

They run an extensive operation with many "partners" around the country.

Hello Lynn, The seller ended up giving more seller credit to pay for the rate lock extension.

I've extensively researched BP forums and have spoken to other developers, builders, atty's, and CPA's about how best to determine profit share between partners based on 1)Risk, 2)Capital Contribution, and 3)The Role of Each Partner in the project . . .

I have extensive background in construction and real estateI lived in Florida and wholesaled & syndicated real estate for a few years.

He visited the property on Friday and after discussing over the weekend we decided we were going to put in an offer.However on Sunday tornadoes hit the area and several trees hit the house creating extensive damage.The home and property was inherited by siblings after family passed away and they are wanting to get rid of it. 

for that, i use reihub (the extension of rentredi). i use quickbooks for my other business but my RE portfolio doesn't require something as robust.

If all looks good, I suggest a one-year loan with one automatic one-year extension for another 2 points, subject to on-time payments, taxes & insurance paid, etc.

Once you have a shortlist, sign up for an account with each one and test them extensively to see how they function.

I recommend taking a 12-month term to avoid extension fees.