Perfect, thank you Guy!

Look to Section 547 of the Bankruptcy Code that addresses timely perfection of liens and conveyances.

More than a hand full of properties - quick books is always a good option - I believe there is a real estate version out there This is by no means perfect and it's just my suggestion.

It is called HINO.The pros we have is we have good credit, not perfect, but good.

I don't mind fixing things, but they won't approve your apartment until everything is perfect.

Schaumburg would be perfect.

I strive to do everything with integrity.

They don't have the time or inclination to develop a skillset that you seem to be taking for granted.The calculators for less experienced folks serve both the purpose of forcing them to consider each input AND they perform the mathematical calculations needed to predict the future of the investment.Are they the one perfect solution to anyone and everyone?  

But I get what you are driving at, "take pride in the things you say and do or no one will take you seriously" I think that pretty much sums it up, I get that, but my rebuttal to that is this world was not founded on perfection if it were nobody would go anywhere look at Ray Krock, Michael Faraday, Gregor Mendel, just to name a few they all made mistakes and yes people backed away from them but the ones that said okay show me what you got and I will help.

Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good!