@Javier Cuevas SantosUnfortunately Stessa is not even in the minor league compared to QB.I tried Stessa and found it not at all user-friendly.But that was a year or 2 ago when they were just launching.They may have upped their game now.If you can get by with excel,that’s fine.But when you need an accounting software,cut the chase and go to QB.Anything else is penny wise in my opinion.

Fuses aren't so good with tenants, because they are prone to do things like put in too large a fuse or a penny if they keep overloading the circuit.If I ever upgrade the box, I have the electrician run me a couple of new circuits to the kitchen.

With HELOC, you’ll be able to tap into only the equity you need at the moment and not pay a penny of interest  on the money that you don’t use. 

If the rent remains unpaid after 5 days you can be charged a late fee not to exceed 5%, not even by a penny, issued a 10 Day Demand For Payment that if unaddressed becomes grounds for eviction.

Think of it like compounded interest.Cut your spending, curb your life style and save every penny you can till you have your first down payment......and along the way make sure you are paying your parents a descent rent for their housing contribution to your future plans. 

She spends every penny she makes from her job, and a little of what I make as well.

I could give it to the local hard money lender and he would lend it out at 9%, 8 years, interest only for me.Paying off your mortgage is investing your money at whatever interest rate your mortgage is, but you can't get it back and you lose all future production of those dollars.I have many mortgages and I don't pay one penny more than the minimum requirement.

They try to squeeze every penny dry, and most are newbies that do not know how to calculate rehab or ARV.

Yes, the stark reality is that it's best to do this type of DD before you invest a penny into a deal.

It's going to be an extra penny when they have to move everything to their platform and set up all your properties.