Eventually I will add more tools from the list as I perfect them one at a time.

I don’t think there’s a perfect way of doing it no matter what.

There's no perfect software out there.

Real Estate: Hoover & Co Real EstateManagement: Be Still Getaways

There are no such things as order of operations, learn from your mistakes and don't ever think you're going to do it perfect the first time.

Make a list of non-negotiables for your perfect investment property, and keep narrowing it down until you find a town that fits your goals.

Perfect place....much better choice in every way than Oregon.

There's no perfect software out there.

$200K in CT is the PERFECT range for a flip and thus a whoelsale deal.

For investors wondering how to finance an investment property, I’ll explain some of your real estate finance options:Cash Financing: Great for investors who have access to a significant amount of capital, either personally or through their network, and wish to purchase properties free and clear.Hard Money Lenders: Accessible to investors who have less-than-perfect credit or financial history, and are in need of a short-term loan.Private Money Lenders: Investors who are well-connected can often tap into capital from personal connections, borrowing money at a specified interest rate and payback period.Self Directed IRA Accounts: Individuals who have elected to create savings through a self-directed IRA may make the decision to tap into their account as a way to access capital.Seller Financing: Buyers and sellers can sometimes strike up a mutually beneficial agreement, allowing the investor and seller to avoid having to go through a private lender altogether.Peer-To-Peer Lending: This is a great option for investors trying to raise the last portion of funding for a project.