In my opinion, it's perfect for buy and hold! 

Eventually I will add more tools from the list as I perfect them one at a time.

I don’t think there’s a perfect way of doing it no matter what.

There's no perfect software out there.

There are no such things as order of operations, learn from your mistakes and don't ever think you're going to do it perfect the first time.

Make a list of non-negotiables for your perfect investment property, and keep narrowing it down until you find a town that fits your goals.

Perfect place....much better choice in every way than Oregon.

There's no perfect software out there.

$200K in CT is the PERFECT range for a flip and thus a whoelsale deal.

For investors wondering how to finance an investment property, I’ll explain some of your real estate finance options:Cash Financing: Great for investors who have access to a significant amount of capital, either personally or through their network, and wish to purchase properties free and clear.Hard Money Lenders: Accessible to investors who have less-than-perfect credit or financial history, and are in need of a short-term loan.Private Money Lenders: Investors who are well-connected can often tap into capital from personal connections, borrowing money at a specified interest rate and payback period.Self Directed IRA Accounts: Individuals who have elected to create savings through a self-directed IRA may make the decision to tap into their account as a way to access capital.Seller Financing: Buyers and sellers can sometimes strike up a mutually beneficial agreement, allowing the investor and seller to avoid having to go through a private lender altogether.Peer-To-Peer Lending: This is a great option for investors trying to raise the last portion of funding for a project.