@John Horner  I think such a tool would work really well when trying to watch a property over a longer period of time. 

Account Closed I agreeAny seller financing tool out side of wholesaling and traditional financing, you need a lawyer, but not any real estate attorney.Regarding lawyers for seller financing, it's important to have a lawyer but understand start Frank in the Saifei, and understand solar financing in general.

It's very easy to rent in that neighborhood. 1BRs go quickly, they're popular with singles, or couples without a lot of stuff.

This site has so many features and tools!

If you want to buy a 20 unit building in the West Village it's going to cost an arm and a leg because that neighborhood is perennially popular.

Taking the tools and putting them to real deals.

@Daniel Sanchez  welcome to BP and I definitely see the building focus becoming popular as well

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As well as have expense tools and tenant information at your finger tips.

I am definitely still learning how to do the diligence necessary to call a deal "good", and I have also been wondering if software like this exists.Ideally, I'd love to have a tool that could be almost completely comprehensive: Comps (with photos), nearby rental details, craigslist searches, very rough calculations of things like CoC and NOI, etc..I know sites like Zillow give you some of this data, but it's obviously only one source.