they typically get access to the best inventory, the best contractors, etc.the hardest part is going to be sourcing the right kind of property that is distressed enough but not too distressed. and, contrary to the hype, flipping takes capital - no one is going to loan you 100% of purchase, rehab, closing costs, holding costs, etc.are you able to devote some time to networking, getting access to inventory, going to visit properties in person, calling lenders, and calling contractors and trying to get a sense of their availability?  

there are some web sites out there that tell you how often you need to pump.

I wanted to let all those that are interested in commercial real estate investing that I have started a new group devoted to this topic. 

I impersonate him on the web and phone with permission all the time dealing with health insurance and mortgage.

This has been mentioned in the past and we receive frequent calls to our main office in reference to this lending company utilizing this web URL etc.  

That's why I started writing my own little web app (this is what I primarily do for a living anyways).

I wanted to let all those that are interested in commercial real estate investing that I have started a new group devoted to this topic.

I really do enjoy this and actually wish I had more time to devote to it.Cap ex isn’t absorbed the same way across all real estate models, and that’s where the assumptions in this thread keep getting crossed.If someone is running these homes as rentals, then yes, a roof or mechanical system hits the owner directly, and low-priced rentals can get crushed by that.

Don't keep it on the exchange or any web-based monitoring(cloud storage, keys on excel on cloud, crypto storage online). 

On a rare instance I use the web browser on my phone but most of the time, I use BP on my computer.