I know there are a myriad of tools now for managing and syncing the two calendars but I was wondering if anyone can share some experiences, positive or negative of using the two sites.

Remember, financing is a tool in the Real Estate Investor's tool bag.

I just wonder if J Scott overlooked this when he built the tool or if he had a definite reason for not including it.

@Candace Postell, you can look up "Tools" > "Fileplace" (top of the screen) regarding the Contract/s you would need.I reckon a better question is: why would you EVER want to find your own Buyer/s, if you're not a Real Estate professional?

Greetings Everyone,First I would like to say thank you to everyone and all the knowledge that has been posted here, this site has been a great tool to use. 

If you held onto any sort of list that you used as a tool when interviewing, I would highly appreciate it if I could give it a look-over, and of course with your permission apply anything to my own case.

Some areas have no income limits, use the Freddie Mac tool to find out where:http://www.freddiemac.com/homepossible/eligibility.html

and check out the Ultimate Guide to Real Estate under Tools for first steps on your new journey!!!

So, changing it dramatically will take time - if you could erase years of mistakes in just a few weeks, the credit score would not be a very useful tool for lenders and landlords, right?

They have research tools to help you build lists for direct mail campaigns, but you still have to send out the mail (they can do this for you too, but it's pricey.)Part of the issue with me is that I have access to the local MLS and have can get most of the same information that I was using realeflow for.