Hi, guys just wanted to take a mini poll / ask everyone what their thoughts were on paid software for underwriting or creating a personalized excel sheet with the customized metrics that you use to evaluate deals.

Not in these situations as the numbers just did not work and I have the advantage of having my own crewI would evaluate the property using the following criteria:What is the neighborhood like?

YNAB has a iPhone/Android apps to log your purchases wherever you go and if you forget, it only takes me about 15-20 minutes every week to catch up.

Tell downstairs tenant that you have notified the upstairs tenant of the complaint and suggest that they  (politely) let the upstairs neighbor know when they are too noisy and to keep a log of complaints and outcomes.

I've run into an unusual circumstance and can't help but evaluate the idea of mobile home park development scenario.

I'm now exploring other markets and trying to build up a team, and I've encountered a couple brokers in both AZ and FL who require either a retainer fee or charge by the hour for their services (identifying, evaluating, walkthroughs, etc.). 

,I agree with a lot of what @Larry T. said and think you need to really evaluate your model and numbers. 

Hi Kaydn,For me, the most important skill to have is evaluating price. 

I converted the old wood burning firebox to gas with a log insert. 

Commercial space is like legos, easily transformed and the hoods and most commerical kitchen assets are easily removed.The kitchen equipment while seemingly priceless must be determined through a straight line deapreciation evaluation, same as a bank.What are the land comps in the area for the building?