Hey guys,I was about to send these 2 wireframes (made into a slideshow to demonstrate how it works) to a programmer to have it developed into a web tool - basically it scans the zip code for current listings by $/sq ft and shows the lowest price per sq ft as "deals":https://www.slideshare.net/secret/4o378v4Enp7MiaI thought it might be helpful to share this concept and see if anyone else would be interested in using such a tool.What do you guys think?

I'm fine with paying a bit extra on interest or something for the first couple of projects until I'm able to meet other lenders' standards but I don't want to get roped into a scan.

IF you are rapidly paying down CC debt that occurred from a one-time event you might consider setting the windfall cash aside to invest, carefully.

I recognize that now it's time for me to take action (I can hear Brandon's voice in my head as I type this).Atlanta is a beautiful city and the housing market is rapidly evolving.

However when I scan these websites, they lack both R&M as well as any sort of reporting on what has been replaced in a property.

However, if I was more interested in appreciation, I would probably invest in my state (VA).5- Scan the MLS for what you would consider good deals, and train yourself on how to quickly and correctly analyze a deal.

At some point you will need to leverage these sources because you personally will either run out of personal capital or max out your borrowing ability.2) Systems- this will be rapid growth and if you don't have a ton of experience this will do nothing but blow your mind, so with that said you need systems in place to handle the quantity.

If I could go back and change anything it would be not increasing our living standard so rapidly when income increased for the years 2010 -present.

I would suggest just scan everything and put it on Google Drive, OneDrive, iCloud, etc. and keep them indefinitely.  

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