I used to use Podio and still have an account--but it failed on the automation aspects. 

If I were to take a poll of all of the investors who came before you and who  implemented similar entity formation structures I suspect at least 90% fail to utilize the correct insurance depending on the status of their project (vacant, builders risk, property etc.), fail to execute contracts with vendors, use uninsured and unlicensed vendors, fail to be added as additional insured (likely don't even know the difference between being a certificate holder and being added as additional insured).   

When you target towns based solely on your budget, you will fail.

Your wax ring failed and saturated the ceiling below and likely the subfloor of the upstairs unit.

The major reason they fail is usually poor installation. 

Tens of thousands have tried it and failed.

And if that property fails, it puts your personal finances at risk, as well.Increase earnings, reduce expenses, save money, invest.

I’ve been personally investing in tax lien certificates lately.If you don’t know what tax liens are, basically when a landowner or homeowner fails to pay the taxes on their property, a tax lien certificate is issued by the municipality that reflects the amount owed on the property, plus any interest or penalties due.These certificates are then auctioned off to the highest bidding investor.

Will we fail?

This is the #1 reason why most builder's fail, if they own the land, the carry costs are relatively low, but the moment they tap into the land equity for additional capital, is usually the moment they are finished.