Make Good Real Estate Choices in a Bad Market: New Property and Real Estate Management Software Helps Investors Manage Cash Flow and Make Informed Buying Decisions

Peoria, IL - March 25 -- In an unstable real estate market, where good values can be difficult to evaluate, Bottom Line - Investment Property Analyzer ($59.95) can help. The recently released software gives investors the ability to run instant cash flow reports on properties they are considering for purchase. "The best investment values don't sit on the market for long," said product developer, Douglas Shaw. "This system gives agents, property managers, and individual investors the ability to quickly evaluate competing properties and make offers fast."

Bottom Line - Investment Property Analyzer lets users choose the best investments from a group of properties, and allows them to change the numbers (rent, expenses), and see the effect on cash flow. Bottom Line - Investment Property Analyzer accelerates the decision making process and helps reduce risk by allowing investors to rank properties when there are several to choose from. The product’s features include the ability to:

-- Analyze single family and multi-unit properties

-- Conduct a "what if?" analysis, changing any income or expense figure, and immediately see the effect on cash flow (a safety net in a tough economy)

-- Compare any two properties in a side-by-side, apples-to-apples report

-- Query by form, generating a list of properties in the system using over 30 different selection criteria

-- Sort properties by cash flow, list price, per unit cost, and more!

Investors can download the software for a trial period while deciding on the product. The cost is $59.95. According to Shaw, the current real estate market increases the need for good investment choices. "Most investors can't afford to make many bad decisions," observes Shaw. "Using Bottom Line - Investment Property Analyzer and thoroughly investigating investment opportunities will increase their chances for success in any market."

Navigator Holdings, LLC is a privately held real estate investment company, and the creator of Bottom Line - Investment Property Analyzer.

Contact: Douglas Shaw, Navigator Holdings, LLC
Telephone: 309-453-3168
E-mail: dshaw@bottomlineipa.com
Website: http://www.bottomlineipa.com

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