I find that LinkedIn’s feature that gets tied to Twitter is much more useful.

I was at a LLC seminar a few weeks back discussing the protection of a Wyoming (multi member LLC).

The reason for the chatter is the constant supply of newbie Note Brokers that the late night, get rich TV seminars are churning out.

I was speaking at different seminars a few years ago about my early success in RE.

They are normal double-entry based systems that support conventional accounting features (GL, etc.) and yet maintain a simple interface.

I often use the Google map feature to get an idea of nearby rentals.

Look at expired listings.Your MLS may have a history feature, check the year and search for sales and expired listings.For past sales, use the property description and search for deed conveyances at the recorder's office.

And where can I find the information I need (# of bedrooms, interior features, square feet, etc. basically all the information that you would usually find on MLS.)

Using the search feature to pin point what you're looking for has greatly helped me out - hope it does the same for you.

The numbers are there (house is a REO languishing around $120k with an arv of $200k, up toward $230k if done w/ higher end finishes).It needs some basics (roof, whole kitchen will need to be redone) but most of the place retains some great features and should be a standout in the neighborhood when finished.