Basically what I'm imagining is the Marketplace Properties for Sale page here on BP but instead of just forum posts with all the details in text content and images, a database with all of the fields searchable, and then you could do things like apply the BP calculators against the numbers on the properties so you could easily pull up and compare key metrics like cap rate, COC return, etc.

I would suggest looking at the ROI, rather then cash flow, that you are getting for the cash you are putting down, and compare to other investment vehicles.

@Isaac Braun Make sure you compare the policies.My policies are through State Farm and they are not looked at as the cheapest, but I have everything through them and have had good experience with them in the past.  

Without going into details, there was some seriously shady stuff going on when we started getting invoices and comparing them to the draws.

I am willing to do whatever it takes when I arrive to my apartment in Orlando and want to hit the ground running - hard.

Hey everyone,I’m a bit perplexed because I come across deals all the time whether it be fix and flips that I’m looking to wholesale to a potential investor or vacant Lots that investors can build from the ground up but it seems rather difficult to find buyers that are actually serious about obtaining properties.

You want to have someone on your team on the ground. 

Caterpillar Manufacturing broke ground on their new headquarters a few blocks away.

Since it's already  on the ground, you can probably get it done for a few hundred, good luck!

On P&L, I want to see previous year if possible, then compare to current year, and focus on YTD actual expenses compared to YTD Budget - I then look at variances to see where the “leaks” are.