Hi to all, I have a property going my name under contract, I got to put in trust then form a llc?

I’m looking for some estimates I can use in my pro forma.

I can get the rest of the info for the pro forma myself once I have the address. 

4) When refinancing the property you might be able to pull out cash.Look for properties with a form a vacancy.

It also costs $197/year or $29/month and is cloud-based, which I'm not really sure how I feel about.I will deal with CRM software later, if I need to; right now, I'm just interested in analyzing deals, tracking bids and construction costs, and coming up with professional-looking pro formas and packages to present to lenders.

more like waaay too many calls for me to handle on my own so I had to form a team of Investor Votrons to work it (again this is a biased pov bc online and digital stuff is what I do as a day job lol)

All of that helps build trust & good rapport which ultimately puts you in the best position to help them & hopefully buy their property.When they tell you what they need, that is where you can provide the most value in helping them form a solution to their problem.

I'd already found a realtor off of BP, been watching the MLS for 8 months and had a good idea of where we wanted to live, how things would cash flow, and what would be a good price since I ran every house I saw over the months through my pro forma.  

Three months after gradation I was laid off form a job that I had accepted 9 moths prior to graduating.

There's been a ton of discussion around when to form a LLC.