Derrick WatkinsPros: 14 day free trial, geared towards real estate, MLS integration Cons: Expensive and not much information about itCost: Needs confirmation, their company hides the cost from their website: “$97, $197, or $297/mo” from online reviewBuildertrend – Cloud system designed for builders, remodelers, and contractors for real estate“If you mean critical path method, then yes.

You can estimate pavement cost using two methods, cost/volume or cost/area.  

What are some of the pros and cons to using this method (aside from penalties for taking money out early)?

Also literally on this post you also commented on from a year ago:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/723096-brrrr-method-and-capital-improvement-depreciationAnish changed his view to the same as exactly what everyone else is telling you.

I had thought that there might have been one industry-standard method that I had not known about, but your suggestions all make sense.  

Joe Splitrock and Chris Martin shared interesting creative finance methods that may or may not work for you or in today's market.From my own experience it is possible to acquire property with no money as a down payment or out of your own pocket, but that is rare and the exceptional circumstances deal.Creative financing methods have been proven to work but it is a case by case basis and ultimately if you are serious you have to be able to offer a reasonable sum of money to the seller to take the risk of holding a note which he still has to pay even if you default, with little to no real equity from you.

Just curious what most of you are doing, or what the "standard" method is.

I'm curious what methods are popular for determining how much to rent out rooms for.

Any other method is illegal. 

Since I paid off the CH house, I might do a loan with the house and purchase the future ones with this method, or not.