For me, when I get home I may do a more detailed reply via my laptop. 

You can get the rest of their entitlement by multiplying it by 4$100,250 * 4 = $401,000They can buy a house up to $401K and still use 100% of VA entitlementsBonus: If they want to buy a more expensive home, they have to put 25% down on the difference of the home and the entitlementExample: Seller wants to buy a $601,000 house$601,000 - $401,000 = $200,000 (difference)Down payment = $200,000 * 25% = $50K% down on home = $50K/ $600K = 8.3% down payment

This is my current process: 1) screen for price range/target neighborhoods, 2) Calculate rent/value to identify properties at or close to 1% rule, 3) review photos/other info to ballpark estimate post-purchase capex followed by a more detailed deal analysis, 4) request contractor inspect the property to get true capex estimate, 5) make offer if the numbers work.However, since Febrary I've only gotten to #4 once and never to #5.

.#4 shows up the need for a more effective way to search the forums.

You may also benefit from taking a more personal approach to sending out your deals.

If you tolerate riskier investments then buying a lot or vacant land (Titled, always titled) has a bigger potential return on the other hand if no more development occurs in the area then you will be left with a more long term investment.

With this technique, you can go to 80% currently (and 85% in a more "normal" economy). 

I think a more appropriate question to get a better quote1) Instead of doors, it should be properties.If you are okay with tracking by the overall property.If you also want further tracking by unit, it would be more work and likely a larger bill.2) How many Accounts do you have(Bank Accounts, Credit Cards and mortgages)3) How many transactions do you have per account, 50 transactions will take more time/work than an 5 monthly transactions.

I don't plan on switching without finding the same functionality - I was just hoping it existed in a more stable product already.

Or for a more active midterm/short term rental?