That alone makes the advice feel real and actually usable.I also appreciated how he ties current and future trends into investing.

Although it's a great model if you have less than 10 properties to keep everything super organized and easy if you don't have plans to scale past that.Regarding software to conduct the entity-level and property-level bookkeeping and produce super clean and usable financials, we recommend QuickBooks Online if you're a bookkeeper and know how to customize & use the software for REI (since it's not initially setup for REI).If not, I recommend working with an REI-savvy bookkeeping professional to get it set up and hiring them to manage it so you can focus on REI activities rather than bookkeeping.

Hey Drew, feel free to shoot me a DM.

We have developed two Subdivisions, but this product is quite a bit different in marketing and customer segmentation. 

If anyone here wants a second set of eyes on a property, feel free to reach out.

Feel free to reach out if you have any specific questions or need advice on tips /tricks/loopholes. 

Feel free to contact me.

Currently I am having a hard time finding reasons that it wont work and I feel like we are missing something obvious. 

Feel free to share more about your journey and to reach me out. 

. :-) Single-family often ends up feeling like a high-paying job, while multifamily is where you build the actual business.Since you’re already comfortable with the debt/leverage piece, I'm curious about the equity side—are you planning to take these down with your own cash, or is the goal to raise capital from investors?