Of course, you can pay for the premium version, but I doubt you will need it.The system uses “cards” that you move linearly from one step to the next as the sale/project progresses.

I was thinking a bottle of wine with a card..but trying to come up with something more creative.

We have our credit card company offering loans up to 8.99% interest (hopefully negotiable) our credit limit may not be enough3.

For the deal to be win-win, both parties need to be protected, so it is best to do this right from the outset.

So basically as long as I hit these metrics and my next investment return is net higher than the 2.75% on the loan, I cashflow a couple hundred per door, and I stay in my CoC goal range it’s a win? 

I don't rent to anyone that can't pass my screening and my screening requires a Tax ID and a government-issued ID card.

It's a win win all the way around.

A condo may seem like an easy win: no lawn, no exterior maintenance, outside is always kept up, they have rules to keep tenants in line, etc.In reality, an HOA is only as good as the people running it.

Because my credit dipped a bit after funding a lot of the rehab on my personal credit cards, we only got 65% LTV on the loan.

Win-Win!