i am not having the same problem that you are, but i do have an issue. every time i log on to bigger pockets, it tells me that my email is not verified and asks me to verify my email.

Use bigger pockets calculators to make evaluation sheets for buyers. 6.

Without that info it is hard to evaluate as a flip.  

It's kinda goofy but maybe it can be a tool that keeps you motivated to log on.

Learning how to evaluate properties and it will help you along the way.

It's also a good idea to start crunching numbers on any prospects - important skill to build to help you evaluate potential investments. 

I can log in every month to my SDIRA account and make sure the payments arrive and because it is in my SDIRA I don't need to worry as much about reporting income because it is taxed when I use it when I retire. 

That said, I'm thinking the comments above regarding the auto-arm are most applicable, but will have to evaluate the system and the process for a while.

I agree with the thread, if I were in your situation, I wouldn't evaluate and try to purchase a property for the cash flow, instead, I'd try to get it into contract for a wholesale deal until I'm able to build capital, have a partner with capital, or have a very motivated seller who'd be interested in financing it for me. 

This information is coming to you from a person that spends his life evaluating potential large multi-family transactions.