I am trying to decide if this is a worthwhile endeavor.From what I have read, the main benefit is early access to MLS for purchasing homes and saving on commission costs while selling homes.This leads to two questions: - Is simply having early access to new listings worth $600, or is it only worthwhile if I plan on flipping and selling a property on my own?

In my eyes, it's fair as even though I'm fronting the capital, the split in equity is worth it as it gives me more time to run my other business, plus we can do things faster with two of us, plus at this point of my REI journey, I don't have the skills/experience (yet) that he does with the construction side and for him, he values not having to manage the finances.  

Thank you for your inputs :)I don’t know if this is true or not just read thee Tampa/st Pete area is good m of the top 10 most over priced areas in the US 

Peter - I would start by reading a few multifamily underwriting books and watching a few underwriting videos on YouTube.

You can simply Google or lookup ClosedByMo on social media to read through my reviews. 

Now I have added my largest monthly transactions (my mortgage and student loan amounts) to that minimum and my account reads "keep above $4,000". 

I'm also looking to help owners manage their vacation rentals since I have experience as a remote self-managed owner.

Do you know of a way I can automate this to prevent me from reading the text and manually responding?

I am trying to get my str accounting streamlined and they seem to have a robust platform but my experience with 3rd-party remote accounting firms was shaky in the past.

It's essential to review the plans carefully, ensuring they align with your investment goals and local building codes before making a purchase.From my experience, BlueBeam provides the most seamless and fast collaboration between people on the project (architects, builders, owners, investors, etc.)