Most of our house flipping bookkeeping clients have a version of these and it's super helpful for everyone involved to know what's going on with each project.

I am interested in single family, multi family, and just learned about BRRRR.

At the moment, I’m focusing on areas like Slavic Village or the west side of Cleveland, aiming for a single-family house under $100,000.Has anyone here done something similar?

A $60–90K down payment on a $350K property gives you some flexibility, but hitting solid cash flow  in today’s market often requires doing more homework and looking in specific submarkets.Have you narrowed down the type of property you're targeting, single-family, duplex, etc.?

You're right there that's not a single platform that does everything but I feel like Baselane comes close to it.

I’m also in Boston, and I’m currently working on building my wholesale business — trying to connect with other investors, landlords, and agents in the area.Your knowledge of multi-families and off-market deals would be super valuable as I’m working on building my buyers’ list and finding the right properties.

He has inspected a number of properties (both single and multifamily) for us.

I have to give the obligatory, find/interview a few local brokers to find one versed in the local insurance market and understands/works to understand the needs of investors.A single policy might work, if properly endorsed and disclosed, a standard homeowners policy could possibly work.

I would not recommend stopping your withholding unless you are super, super, super, super, super responsible with money and have a large stack of cash just sitting around.Now that you own a duplex, unexpected repairs and expenses will come up—it’s just part of being a landlord.

Baltimore wasn't high on my list, but it was on my list as a market to consider.Your post has single handedly convinced me to look elsewhere.