I think that will help to stimulate progress... 

Having a local bank fund the DP (Currently in progress)Roadblock: I spoke with my bank and the guy told me they might be able to give me a business loan as the DP and I was overjoyed, but over the weekend I remembered they will probably want to see a collective LTV on the property of around 75%-80% including the seller's note.

@John Seilus Post about your progress!

He comes with excellent references and I am very excited to have him on board. we need to get some work done in order to get my properties rent ready and he is managing the project for me. of course I am confident he will get it done quickly and properly, yet I also want to be in the loop as far as progress. 

In week 2 I didn’t see any progress they where just taking the trash out from demolition.  

Work in progress.

In week 2 I didn’t see any progress they where just taking the trash out from demolition.

In week 2 I didn’t see any progress they where just taking the trash out from demolition.  

Work In Progress :)1920 Sears & Roebuck Craftsman!

Some of the benefits of the software are listed below:[1] Quickly search for and narrow down relevant deals by any combination of filters: geographical location on a map, deal size, broker, square feet, property type, etc…[2] Pull relevant information from past deals and deals currently on the market - Return metrics, property details, deal documents, etc...[3] Compile all ancillary deal documents and relevant data into one location in the cloud - accessible across all departments in a company.[4] Outsource your data entry into the system (OMs, Investment Memos, Appraisals) that saves your internal resources - $10 – 20 / OM (or other deal doc.).[5] Pipeline tracking: Track deals as they progress through “Marketing Phase, “Underwriting”, “Closing”, “Hold” and “Dead”.There’s a huge demand for market / property data - CRE firms pay $10 – 20k / user / year for a company I won’t name with monopoly in the industry :).