From an accounting standpoint it's pretty robust.Pros: Classes allow you to sort income/expenses by individual property, but you can still create reports for the entire portfolio (or just one class/property) so it's easy to see the income/expense, etc, on the entire portfolio.Cons: QB, to me, is a lot of accounting/admin work.

I'd try to see the best spread of different types of properties possible, so you can see as many neighborhoods and conceive as many strategies as possible. 

I'm not a lender, but I'm in real estate and I see the value in this product.  

If you see the buildings and can match their quality with the area etc., you will have a much more accurate assessment of rates.  

Our labor costs will drop more slowly, as there are fewer workers, and more pent up demand for homeowner rehab projects, and new home builds, to keep companies busy.Interest rates will keep rising at the commercial level, Austin sees them rising another 0.5-0.75% by the end of the year.It will be 3-5 years before interest rates go back down near where they wereThe rental market is still very strong, as so many home buyers have been priced out of the market.He sees rental rates continuing to rise in Missoula, and says there would need to be a huge financial crisis for rental rates to drop.Austin doesn’t see the construction industry ever catching up with demand, there is just such a large backlog.

See the #'s on what you would need.

It should be known that guests do not always reference they are going to use the chargers but when our team drives by the properties they see the guests cars plugged in. 

@Joshua Janus if you're not cash, you won't see the best wholesale deals

.#1...ask to see the training room.....everyone will tell you they have training, but no room to do it in, then you have to question how serious they are about training.   

Once that's dialed in, I think they plan to improve the app.Hmm where do you see the iPhone app?