One of the people in my BP Mastermind Group has just started using Stessa, and as sharing some of their screen shots for measuring 'property performance' which seem pretty useful, but I have not found the equivalent in Rentec Direct so far.Have any of you done a deep comparison of the two and could share some thoughts?

THEY NEVER PERFORMED SERVICES!!!

Once you test and asbestos is found, then you're required to have a certified asbestos contractor perform abatement. 

See what performs better.Consider this nameABS Property solutions.

Property managers are more performance drive. 

.)- track campaigns and leads (type of campaign: cold call, door knock, text msg, direct mail | how did the campaign perform or KPIs)- manage project (wholesale deal transaction coordination and/or rehab management)- special features    - integrated call system (like callrail for cold calling)    - integrated text system (send and receive text from within the app for a given lead)    - direct mail (send post card, pen letter, etc campaign from within the app)    - skiptracing (given the names and addresses from my lead list, get me the phone numbers for the leads)    - setup squeeze page templates within the app for lead generation (funnel clicks from ppc ads or facebook ads to squeeze page)So, you can go from just tracking contacts and leads on spreadsheets to spending a few hundred a month, plus $1200+ in setup. 

Performing due dilligence on your "future" partners is the most important aspect of this opportunity.

Find a good PM with reasonable fees and a good performance record.

Just be sure to work closely with them until you are certain they can perform the task(s) reliably and to a certain level before you set them free.All that said, it is doable, but I have to agree with @Mitch Messer. "...find yourself a good PM who aspires to be great and then shower your best ideas on them!"

Rehabber's MPP = ARV - Repairs - Buying Costs - Holding Costs - Selling Costs - Financing Costs - ProfitMAO = Rehabber's MPP - Wholesaler's ProfitOften Rehabbers & Wholesalaers will use the 70% Rule to quickly evaluate a deal and then use the Max Purchase Price Formula to perform a more detailed analysis before the get the property under contract.