It is $99 for the ebooks, software, and checklists. 

I am from the infamous Greater Detroit Area, recent graduate, Software Engineer and a total newbie in the real estate world, looking forward to learning from everybody and meeting people (especially from my area).

I've been working with a large national company (I don't want to mention them, as I'm not sure if it'll cause a legal issue) that I actually heard about through BP, and I thought it would be great, they're the most cost efficient, they have systems in place, they have software, when I signed on, I met with the actual person that would be managing my property, I liked and trusted him. 

I’m currently looking for a software that I can use to self manage my property but most seem geared towards actual property management companies.

For example, let’s say I spend $2000 on a real estate deal finding software but I either never use it, or it doesn’t work for me even though I use it correctly.

@Louis Gaeta I'm also a software engineer based out of NYC. 

The software I use is vrbo and airbnb. 

I've been driving for dollars, writing down the addresses of distressed properties - the ones that stick out like a sore thumb within a neighborhood of nice/really nice houses.I get home and look them each up on zillow and then on the county's audit wesbite.

It's based on the IRS' 6-yr window to audit returns with "substantial errors", as opposed to the commonly known 3-yr window for regular audits.

If audited, you start way behind the eight ball on your claim that all of it was offset by expenses.