A Web based solution is great because it allows you to access your data from anywhere.

Easy to locate via web searches, but several of those are on the BP boards  here too.Also, sign up for the Intro to Real Estate Investing class at Wake Tech (now taught by local mortgage broker @Amy Bonis) - it's a good opportunity to meet some likeminded folks.  4 4hour evening classes.

This is an article I published on the blog yesterday - almost 100 comments today.I guess it hit a nerve lolMight be a worthwhile read for you guys...

SACRA - One of the "other" issues that must be complied with.This is an excerpt from a client report:Many chattel lenders are under the impression that SCRA does not apply to them based on materials published by HUD in which HUD disclaims any authority over the chattel lending on manufactured homes in relation to SCRA.

These can be no-indexed (and many times are) to isolate then from your SEO strategy.I'm no web designer, and I created a landing page last night in about an hour, used for a client to send people from their radio show to sign up (lead generation) for more information.

You install it in a panel, connect it to the property's wifi, and it reports real time usage from that panel to either a smartphone app or a web browser.You can set the cost/kW-hr, and also the billing cycle.

I was actually hoping for some guidance for existing online literature out there, either on BP or perhaps elsewhere on the web. 

I'll check that out on the web today.

My strengths are in backend web and iOS mobile development but I dabble in all sorts of tech.I do not have any prior experience with REI but ever since I read about gaining financial freedom through buy & hold properties back in college I knew it was something I wanted to pursue.

I want to invest In real estate but my cash flow doesn't allow me to take the plungeI look everyday on the web at houses in the Massachusetts and n.h. listings at houses under 100k. the monthly mortgages will suit my income as of now and seem possible to get my feet wet.