I’ve seen people pay eye-watering amounts just to get access to fairly basic data.I’ve been in CRE research for 30 years, and part of what I do is help investors access the full platform in a way that doesn’t require the same massive overhead.

Basically anything you need to get started in the state that you choose.If anyone has any information about them, please let me know.Thanks,AlYou most likely should not setup an LLC due to taxation mismatches and potential double taxation. 

Wave is a cloud platform that is not as detailed, but can be modified easily, and the basic version is free.   

With my properties the repairs pretty darn basic.

Just the basics like taxes, insurance, and estimated repairs—or do you go deeper with things like vacancy, maintenance reserves, or property management even if you’re self-managing?

If i try to sort a simplest basic terms to explain the VIX, I'd have to use the analogy of a RPM gauge on a auto. 

Streamlined my existing properties - basically some preventative maintenance.

I mean basic stuff: a fresh coat of paint, swapping out dated light fixtures, replacing outlet covers, deep-cleaning the carpets, or pressure washing the exterior.

Basically it comes down to leadership, and when personal money is involved it is tough to not want to be the one who makes the final decision.

Anonymity is also something I’ve been thinking about, particularly with out-of-state investing, so it’s great to know these tools can help with that.I’ll start digging into the basics now so I can make informed decisions when the time comes to set them up.