@Curtis H.Looks like the tagging feature is messing up again.

The show will feature first time house flippers as they tackle all the challenges that come with flipping your first house.If you're about to or are considering flipping your first house, we'd like to follow you in your venture to turn a disaster home into a money maker.

However, your VA entitlement will stay with that property until you refinance your mortgage (not VA streamlined) to free up your VA entitlement.

I think (not sure) for a relatively smaller increase in building costs, a bigger house would bring you significantly more ROI, especially since you have access to a large buying pool.One of the very nice features of the radiant heating is that the floor is warm.

I typically hear good things about looking at Craigslist for rental comps and comparing like area like features.

The money you save could be used to streamline and develop your existing business model.

This kind of feature seems to be evolving.As to the crowdfund companies actually owning and flipping real estate, that would seem to make them into conventional developers but with a web site.

@Jeff Owens I use Buildium and have posted about it in detail several times on BP, so take a look at my old posts.Bottom line, it is feature rich and does a lot of things very well, but it has some major accounting shortcomings that you wouldn't find with the much more expensive competitors (AppFolio, PropertyWare, etc).

Thanks for the tip on Chase Quick Pay.There's also Dwolla, Google Wallet, I found this comparison- listing features and fees in one placehttp://peer-to-peer-payments.findthebest.com/Anyone have favorites among these for rent collection? 

Sorry, that was for you Joe, the name feature didn't come up.