I only seek investment opportunities that fit within my objectives in terms of being single family, margins, scope of work to produce return and etc.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Just one question: how to confirm or verify the ownership of Wyoming LLC since the members of the Wyoming LLC are not listed in the state website or certificate of organization.

Sure, excel is great, but some software services provide beautiful reports that make for excellent organization of financial figures and great investor presentation. 

In setting these two objectives, I hope to help set myself up for the major milestone of owning my first property.In regards to the first property, I am currently heavily set on a multi-family which I plan on using as a primary residence, a cash-flow stream, and a tool to continue learning about managing properties and tenants.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

With up to a few (or even several) properties, if you're organized and file everything and if you can tabulate everything to produce a Profit & Loss statement, that's all you really need to file your taxes.

But something that's kind of an advanced rollodex and will bring organization to my real estate business.I'm looking for ease of use and integration with Gmail, and other more common apps like Evernote, etc.I don't have the time to learn Podio (I tried this for several months and could not figure it out nor do I have the time to)I just want something that's farely simple, and has some sort of integration across desktop and iPhone iOS etc.

For one of my current roles I needed an endorsement from a certain organization I had been courting online for about 6 months.

That protects you and there is no logical reason for the developer to object.

An experienced investor will dig into the numbers with a treasure hunter mentality, rather than expecting treasure to be lying around on the beach.Buying a property that needs little or no repairs, has positive cashflow, organized books, and an excellent marketing presentation is not a value-add investment, it’s a turnkey investment.There is nothing wrong with turnkey investing, but you can save yourself a lot of frustration by acknowledging that you expect turnkey bookkeeping, condition, location, and cashflow rather than a value-add situation.To be clear, simply being a value-add property doesn't make it a good investment.