When you're done crafting each section's prompt, you can create a synthesis prompt that combines all modules into narrative insights.This approach is how I architect most dashboards or workflows for projects that I work on.

In this case, alternative approaches such as partnering, combining multiple properties, or working with lenders that specialize in small-balance loans may be worth exploring. 

@Tony MuratoreFor self‑management at 40 doors, looking at tools that combine tenant portals, maintenance tracking, and bookkeeping makes a big difference.

Second position private money can work but it has to be clean, documented, and the combined cost of capital still needs to leave you real margin, not spreadsheet margin.

Cost segregation is a tax planning idea that is performed by a combination of engineers and CPAs. 

Whether you should combine everything or keep properties separate really depends on how you want to track ownership, activity, and financial performance for each asset—there can be different answers from a tax versus bookkeeping perspective.

That tends to show up in better care of the home, stronger reviews, and more stable long-term performance.In short, Fairly combines national-level tools with local ownership and accountability, rather than trading one for the other. 

In my state we have a DNR "Best available flood hazard" layer tool which combines detailed studies a individual streams.

Not a ridiculous question at all, but the short answer is: there’s usually a missing step between small multifamily and large MF.Large multifamily is almost always financed based on a combination of net worth, liquidity, and operating track record, not just deal-level cash flow.

Bank or conventional financing can be great when: • The property is already in decent condition • You qualify with income, credit, and reserves • You are focused on long term holds • You want lower cost of capital For many BRRRR investors, the winning formula is a combination.