If you got a 30 year note you might consider throwing an extra hundred or 2 towards your mortgage over your payment amount, it will make a huge difference early in the game. 

@Natasha Wade Ok I did not comprehend the OP was talking about just being able to Look at the home.That falls on the RE broker to Vette his client... and newbie agents can really waste time with tire kickers and those that talk a great game but have no funds to back them up.its part of the maturation process of an agent.

I'm game to try anything.  

We believe that its not about some other software system, or this brand new strategy, rather its effective deal analysis so you don't loose money, aggressive marketing to bring the deal flow in, and systemization so in a reasonable period of time you can actually have freedom even while flipping 6-12 properties per year.Getting your license isn't free, nor is going through our education.  

I am about 30 episodes into the Podcasts and the information and insight I have gained from them has fueled my new passion and shown me a game plan for success!

In that case, the cheaper that you're into the game (per unit), the higher the profits. 

And of course you should start building your credit.If you really like Real Estate, why not take some time and get a license, that may be the quickest way to get into the game. 

Then they plow the highly taxable business income into owning real estate assets which are separate of course from their sales company.So the money keeps flowing in and they locate awesome deals to partner on or hold the cash for when they find the right deal themselves.RESIDUALS is the name of the game.

I am in search of the best program/software to fit my needs.  

I know that real estate is a game of opportunity, and the profit is made in the acquisition.