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Hello,I am trying to find a property management software (if possible online) that I can use do do accounting for my properties, but that will also track the equity in each property using current market values (is possible pulling them from Zillow, but I'm OK entering them myself) and tracking my mortgages and the additional principal that gets paid off every month.Ideally, I'd like to have a dashboard that will track the net worth of the portfolio over time, and use not only the rental income, but also any equity increase to determine overall ROI.I've tried out about 15 online property management solutions, but most of them seem to be built for management companies that manage properties on behalf of third party investors, and are lacking the above features.Does anyone know about any software that would do the above, without missing some of the essential property management features (such as full ledger accounting for example).Thank you in advance for your suggestions!

I'll try to keep it short... essentially, I've been eyeing the Summerlin Las Vegas NV area for quite a long time.

The rent from one unit was enough to cover the mortgage payments, so I lived essentially rent free for a year. 

Essentially, I'm sitting on a private loan, no debt, $5k in savings, and time.

You can:- buy with VA veterans financing if you're a veteran for 0% down and potentially 0 closing costs- you can use USDA rural financing for a property in a rural area and if you fall under the area median income limits for USDA- you can use 0% down platinum FHA grant program- you can use regular 3.5% FHA programs with 3-4% down payment assistance state programs which essentially equates to 0% down since the DPA program may some times be enough to cover closing costs too or you can negotiate from seller for closing costs for total no down no closing cost scenario- you can make an offer with your name or assigns  on a below market property have a private investor come in for the down payment, split the equity in a negotiable fashion, and see if the seller will carry the remainder so you have no money down- just some ideas, hope that helps.

Of course having physical is essential, but options and gold etfs should not be discounted.

It's essentially a contract for deed, yet puts the real estate in the buyer's name right off.  

I would be super grateful for your thoughts, advice I essentially need to refinance and get a home equity loan, but I am wondering about the best way to go about doing it:Situation: I have a 3-unit property with a monthly PMI (600) & equity of around 230K (I owe about 600K, and similar properties are selling for 830K).

Essentially, it's not just about getting lists, but also acting on it right away and sending out postcards immediately.