I built a system that cross-references listing data against county records, tax trajectories, insurance markets, environmental databases, and and economic signals that don't show up on any listing page.Here are 3 real properties from the scan.

I've been keeping an eye on the market and running numbers on numerous properties. One, for practice underwriting, and two, to find my first multifamily investment property. I work with children with developmental dis...

Does anyone know of a free mobile app that i can use to scan receipts, until i can generate funds to  purchase quick books?

Missing columns, no summary formulas, no way to scan who's paid at a glance.So I put together a rent payment tracker template based on what the best setups I've seen have in common:- Columns for unit, tenant, amount, due date, and payment status- Color coded status so you can scan who's paid, unpaid, overdue, or partial at a glance- Summary formulas at the bottom for total collected vs outstanding, paid count, overdue count- Works in Google Sheets and Excel, no macros or anything weirdI also made templates for maintenance tracking, lease renewals, and expense tracking.All free, no signup.

After learning how to scan for foreclosures and understand bidding, I'm roughly thinking I'd need at least $140k to be in a good position to buy.

After learning how to scan for foreclosures and understand bidding, I'm roughly thinking I'd need at least $140k to be in a good position to buy.

Hey Jwala,A pre-offer search is really just a quick scan to see if a property is worth pursuing seriously.

Recording/scanning/storing/running totals - don't put it off. 

Hey everyone,Lately I’ve been scanning for mortgage notes to buy, and it feels like there’s almost nothing out there—almost like sellers are holding tight or just not posting.

The real users are likely brokers, small dev shops, family offices, and institutional teams doing market scans—not the average BP member.