My goal is to organize my portfolio finances so I can determine at a glance if I have enough money saved up for upgrades for a specific rental... or quickly determine if I did not allocate enough funds for maintenance for a specific property at the end of the year. 

Are you seeking something to help you organize capital and find investors or are you hoping for the software to do something else for you?

This means it’s even more important to have a well organized plan when speaking with lenders.

I have recently begun flipping this year and am interested in expanding to the Jacksonville market.Out of curiosity, was refinancing a challenge in any way due to the seller financing?

Common non-warrantable properties include condotels, timeshares, fractional ownership properties, multi-unit condos (the condo unit itself is two units), condos in a permanent care/assistance residence, and other projects which require owners to join an organization, such as a golf club...A condo in monetary litigation will likely be disqualified from financing by the major agencies."

I have a knack for numbers, being organized, talking with people, networking, and management.

They are inside and outside our organization and can be our largest asset or our biggest detriment depending on how we interact with them.

Remodeled kitchen with stainless steel apron sink and solid butcher block counter tops complimenting beautiful soft green backsplash; a vintage modern vibe as well as a very natural, organic feel.

Remodeled kitchen with stainless steel apron sink and solid butcher block counter tops complimenting beautiful soft green backsplash; a vintage modern vibe as well as a very natural, organic feel.

There are multiple parties involved.Owner - meProject manager - oversees entire projectGeneral Contractors WorkersHere would be the steps of the project.1) Work with the project manager to create a detailed scope of work.2) Project manager gets bids for all items in the scope of work, selects the general contractors and presents the plan to the owner for approval.3) Project manager gets all contracts signed with detailed scopes of work agreed to as well as timing of payments, and dates for completion for each contractor. 4) Owner makes any initial payments.5) Contractors organize workers and supervise completion of each item in their respective scopes of work.  6) When workers inform the contractor that the work is complete, the contractor goes through the scope of work, line by line to assure that each task is completed and is of reasonably quality.