@Mark ShaverHey Mark check out FlipPilot it is designed to both be simple for beginners but will allow elaborate as you need FUS with email text and calling.

The basic premise of the OZ, from what I understand, since brokers are pumping sunshine on anything in those locations:1) The state designates areas that are "distressed" usually based on avg resident's low income number.  

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $120,000

Cash invested: $62,500

Sale price: $229,000

This was my first flip. Purchased it before it hit market ...

Interior designer - my realtor’s wife - which is my wife’s best friend from high school - owns and interior design company.  

I'll probably use it for some business cards and logo design at some point.  

I already designed a spreadsheet to help me analyze theae or you can use BP calculator.

No one likes lugging in window units, plus window units are hard on the home (weight on window, poor sealing, extra load on a single outlet that may have not been designed for that load, etc.).

It is zoned as residential with special use designation (Used as an office).

Aside from that, it's really just a form of braggadocio, designed to make you look important than you think you are.

I can check in on things via the app or use the computer.It allows custom motion sensing that emails you a snap shop of any motion in designated areas at designated times.