I think it asserts a certain confidence in the buyers credibility and willingness to buy.

There are great excel files in the form section to help analyze deals.  

Best,JTPS (*) Just read the excellent book “The Millionaire Real Estate Investor” by Gary Keller, who recommends this approach to build your success network (p. 166).

@Jonathan Johnson  At the moment I'm using an Excel spreadsheet that Michael Blank developed called the "Syndicated Deal Analyzer" (cost = $129).  

It’s an excellent place to start, and can answer many of your questions.

@Raheem JamaalSo you have never invested in real estate, never bought a deal, never analyzed a deal (with all expenses including capex), have no credibility, and now you are going to establish a pipeline of great deals, on demand, with no competition for actual investors?

This is excellent advice thank you. 

Then you get the best of both worlds and your accountant is happy you are using QB too.Where something like Rentec really excels is giving you automation in letting your tenants go online and make payments, or report maintenance via the tenant portal. 

This is out of state, and I already have a good broker and an EXCELLENT management company ready to take over upon purchase.  

I have many connections around this area and could easily pick up a couple properties in excellent areas that could net $500/m.