I'm trying to figure out a way to get the owner under contract despite lacking a preapproval from a lender and without proof of funds.

The law firm that has been doing my settlements has been good to me, but I think they dropped the ball on this and I should recoup some of these costs on account of their lack of due diligence.

At the same time, lack of land in San Francisco coupled with growing tech demand pushed those aforementioned artists into west Oakland, then middle income folks, and finally the Googlers and other upper-middle-class.This process took place over a period of about fifteen years, during which prices generally tripled.

Our lack of confidence is another.

Every industry has its bad apples, in RE, we have wholesalers who do something that could be just fine, but they mess it up.

Absolutely - i.e. lack of commercial establishments, food options, litter removal, etc.  

Since fish don't usually jump into the boat, you'll have to make up for lack if exoereince and knowledge by taking massive action. 

This means that most of what everybody buys are not good enough deals - this defines bubble in my mind - fundamentals are no longer the definitive factor...Some seriously specific knowledge is needed in this marketplace, and most lack it!

Hello,I am trying to find a property management software (if possible online) that I can use do do accounting for my properties, but that will also track the equity in each property using current market values (is possible pulling them from Zillow, but I'm OK entering them myself) and tracking my mortgages and the additional principal that gets paid off every month.Ideally, I'd like to have a dashboard that will track the net worth of the portfolio over time, and use not only the rental income, but also any equity increase to determine overall ROI.I've tried out about 15 online property management solutions, but most of them seem to be built for management companies that manage properties on behalf of third party investors, and are lacking the above features.Does anyone know about any software that would do the above, without missing some of the essential property management features (such as full ledger accounting for example).Thank you in advance for your suggestions!

For example, many people living in apartments may lack secure storage space for things like bikes, surfboards, or just "stuff".