The transition was surprisingly easy, but I had sat through a few Baselane demos and had tried some other platforms as well so I was pretty certain it would work for me before I made the change.

I can see helping people who have unexpectedly severe losses, like those in western North Carolina, but no amount of hurricane damage anywhere in Florida can be deemed unexpectedly severe.   

I was surprised how short it was... about the equivalent of another 3-day class worth of material.There are several zoom calls every week.

You will be surprised... 

I switched to Baselane for my banking and bookkeeping and it's been surprisingly simple to do it myself.

Quote from @Kent Ford: Quote from @Rick Albert: Quote from @Kent Ford: Quote from @Rick Albert: Those are the reasons, although I wouldn't be surprised if that is short lived for the mom and pop investors.I was exploring investing in Texas, but here are the problems I came across:1.

One card you should never use as it is only for emergencies that arise that were unexpected from the flip.You have three days to open as many cards as you want and it will hit your credit score only once.I also learned this from a real estate seminar I attended.

I'm not surprised.

To my surprise, I can count on two hands how many times a seller/agent has actually called/emailed me to verify the POF.Often, one can obtain a letter from their bank stating the account holder's name, the date, current balance, etc... and that should be more than enough to meet anyone's requests. 

Disclaimer: I'm probably biased because I've lived in Indianapolis for the last 5 years :)If you're set on BRRRR, I'd recommend higher-quality neighborhoods in suburbs of Indy like Zionsville, Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville -- they tend to attract higher-quality residents have less crime, and have less surprises than some of the 60-100 yr old homes inside the I-465 loop.