Of course, when you do find a deal, it may go without saying but make sure you use the analysis tools to thoroughly vet the financial viability of your deal.  

I have been obsessed with BP and REI for about two years now and feel I have equipped myself with the basic knowledge and tools to do my first deal.

They let you use the tools and make your own furniture in off hours, but learning the techniques and how to is a craft that as a culture only a few have kept up with.

That was what I hoped for, there's alot of tools out there to get into homes people aren't aware of.

In addition to realtor tools I  use PropStream to analyze properties and develop lead lists

Any advice, book or tool recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Hi,Does anyone know of an online tool that compare insurance coverage and price between several companies?

This deal will have many components to it;1) The initial purchase (who's paying for what)2) The rehab work, who's doing it, and who's paying for it 3) The mortgage once rehab is completed, and how much money is your uncle getting back after the mortgage is in place4) The ongoing operations after the rehab, who's managing the property, who has what responsibilities 5) The exit strategy should one of you wants to exit the deal, or the agreed upon exit strategy based on the joint plan.You're asking about various templates, I would recommend using them as a learning tool, but don't write-up anything yourself, have an attorney do it.

In Podio, I'm seeing that CRM and Marketing are two sets of apps.

Lots and lots of investors on here, never discount the visibility you create simply by getting involved and using the site tools.