Can anyone recommend providers or tools for comparison (rates, terms, fees, process length)?

The honest answer though, is that it depends on what you can afford and what you intend to use the tool for.

There are a lot of Philadelphia specific websites and tools that can prove very helpful too. 

Hello everyone,I wanted to see if any one uses a tool for collecting rent that is free and that can be integrated into a website.

Sorry, I don't have any handy tools for you.

Buying off the MLS may be possible however each and every situation will probably be an anomaly, and require a different set of tools and skills to identify and exploit the opportunity.

One great tool to overcome this "Paralysis of Analysis" is to accept failure as a part of success, and actually embrace it as a piece of your journey.

It is only one tool in one's toolbox and it is best used for specific deals.HM tends to make the most sense on deals where conventional lenders will take too long or the condition of the property prevents conventional financing.

A budget you can use until you start to have some hard data.If someone does not want to believe the average or they do not want to use the average as screening tool they are free to ignore the advice.

There is a link in our TOOLS dropdown in the main navigation menu for Hard Money Lenders, and you can find links on our resources page and many other pages on the site.We've got our first listings and have commitments for several others to come shortly.