On-boarding was smooth, accounting is easy - so far so good.

About a third are paid off and my reserves and bank accounts allow me to loan some money without jeopardizing my business.I am a leading member of my local REIA and have met with someone from the group who has flipped abut 6-7 houses and is interested in working with me on her next flip. 

They allege due to her car size (my was pretty much as big as hers).

It was acquired by CoStar last week, so I imagine that the interface and some features will be changing soon.By the way, if you are looking for accounting software, I recommend checking into Quickbooks Online.

It can get expensive if you work with attorneys and accountants.

Now I signed up for a PRO account (does that make me automatically serious?

I know that I should buy not based on speculation but cash-flow or at least that's what I've been reading but I'm supremely confident in property appreciation due to Amazon coming in.Note:I recently created my BiggerPockets account a month ago and have been reading and researching to build my wealth through long term buy/hold out-of-state investment properties.

Attorney (maybe)4.Accountant (maybe)This is a short list of people.

Thanks Jeff, I've been letting the pro account gather dust for a few months, but happy to be jumping in!

For the past 17 years I've been practicing as a real estate attorney, broker, investor, urban planner, syndicator and owner of a mid sized property management company in California.