It takes up your time and it takes time to work the internet to return yields.In other words: Above paths will demand most of all the precious time input from YOU.There is a better solution.I didn't see the need to try another app like Arsenal MKg, and I'm not saying some might be happy with it, however, it depends on where you are currently in your business skill, knowledge and mindset level.I'm a commercial real estate syndicator and life long marketer, so yes, my response might sound bias to some, however, the real question you need to answer for yourself is: Do you want to be and stay stuck with the immense repeat time investment and painful learning curve, which no software will solve for you, or do you want to focus on growing your team (with the appropriate skills) and business by doing what you do best (outsource the rest): Buy & Sell real estate.Food for thought ;-)Feel free to check out a few of my other comments to other fellow BP-users on this same subject.A great book on this subject by Timothy Ferriss,  The 4 Hour Work Week.

: The how-to book of syndicated investment real estate by Gene Trowbridge

The goal is to establish a relationship that you can leverage for years to come.You should inquire about rates, terms, and requirements when contacting a potential lender.You can use any lender licensed to do business in Indiana, but some banks only lend in certain areas by their own choice.

I don't know the lending rules in the US, but with an income of $28K, how much will the banks loan you? 

Returns since switching dwarfed lending...for the time being that is.

What these gurus never seem to mention however is how someone starting out is supposed to secure commercial lending when the requirements are so much different than residential.

Hello BiggerPockets Family,Whether you are a smaller (or larger) property management company, a self-managing multifamily developer, or a sponsor/syndicator - Property Accounting can oftentimes become a significant cost and consumer of otherwise revenue-generating time.My question is, how do you feel and what do you think about outsourcing your property accounting?

In my portfolio lending world, we would have a hard time getting an investor through if they don't already own their primary residence. 

I told him my father in law was lending me 25000, and the bank would give me 527000 if the property appraised out.

Do I just call up the bank in Ohio and Kansas to see if they'd lend to me?