The old thread does not have any real results, investors where just starting to use it.Does anyone have any updates on the efficacy of the software, it is 2k so I would like to know a bit more on what the experience or feedback that someone might have. 

Identify area and criteria, and make offers on at least 10 different properties (or until I purchase one).3) Get back in the habit of going to the gym at least 4 days a week, and adjust diet to loose 10 lbs.4) I have written some cool software to help evaluate deals, and I think other investors may find it useful.

It's kind of like the software EULA that no one reads, but you'll be held to it if necessary, because you checked the box that says 'I agree'.Disclaimer: Mine has not been vetted by a lawyer, but looks very official.PM me and I'll be happy to send you a copy.

Do you see the the interest rates rising after the election and do you think it could negatively affect housing prices despite job growth with the opening of new casinos and stadium etc.?

I'm thinking about the following toolset:HOME COMPUTER  Desktop Computer with 2 monitors, full keyboard, full mouse, printer, scanner, and MS Office Software. 

Do you mind if I ask whether you use any software specifically designed for landlords and property investors?

Can anyone recommend an online rental payment system and rental software?

I have recently begin my real estate investing business and need some recommendations for computer software to track tenants, units and finances.

I get them from my software company Rentec Direct, but there's a few other options for directly ordering them too. 

Amazon coming into the FR area, Tiverton coming in with a Casino so the southcoast market is looking promising where you can still buy multi's for 30-35k a door, even better in some cases.