I am looking for a great Android App that I can use to take a quick picture of a business receipt and then can throw it away.I have too many family photos and such to just use my phone camera.   

I've been working on ways to start the ball rolling for my real estate business (money-wise) and I came across what I think is the perfect fit for me to get funds quickly to start BRRR-ing.

Sure wish someone would have responded to this @Rich Thomas!

I travel every week as a consultant, which I’ve always felt was a disadvantage in my greatest desire of meeting up with other link minded individuals, especially those who have seen success with RE.I have zero experience in RE, but I’ve been listening to BP podcast for about a year now and it’s quickly became an (healthy) obsession.

I unwisely hopped quickly into another foreclosure. 

The biggest downside for me is not having MLS access to gain a faster understanding of the market (fully examining sales in neighborhoods, quickly comping properties when they become available, etc).Based on both approaches, I'm biased toward having the license but also knowing when it's best to utilize an agent to achieve your goals.

If they are professional, they can explain this quickly and easily.

While you vacancy might be close to zero, I like you estimated 10%.The water and electricity seems high, it might be right because of the laundry.Anyways, those are my quick thoughts.

I considered doing a quick claim deed, but that would trigger the due-on-sale clause and I don't want that.My question is how do I structure an agreement with investors to allow them access to both equity and cash flow?

A missing leg isn't really a big impediment to hanging cabinets.I wouldn't hire him because he sounds like a slightly better than homeless dude looking to make a few quick bucks.