Originally posted by @Harrison Sharp:@Engelo RumoraNot going to read any post that says investing in the market is a bad idea.

It's been a bit painful to realize that, no matter how hard I'm willing to work and how responsible I am for finding and executing the deal, if you don't have the upfront capital that's required, you're going to have to share the upside with someone who does.

I've had a number of occasions where it was a real pain to have both accounts.

@Christopher Sharp This is common when the commercial property can be for restaurant use or when the density is above a certain point.

I only have a little over 30 doors and maybe 5 entities and it is already getting to be a pain to keep them all separated. 

I've heard that can be a pain. 

BUT, the two bigger pain-points that I remember upgrading for are forum usability and the calculators.I love to analyze deals with the BP calculators, but you can only use them a handful of times before you hit your maximum, unless your Pro.

;There are apartments on the corner of South Sharp Street & West Henrietta that was a church & is now apartments. 

One thing many landlords forget is they are in a strong negotiating position just due to the fact it is a pain in the butt to move.

It was a pain in the butt, but I got out of the deal and am supposed to receive my earnest money back.