:May I ask what your impact fees were? 

I'm trying to understand the typical tech stack for a small lending office that has, say, 20-100 investors in a pooled fund.What I'm hearing so far:- QuickBooks for business accounting (expenses, taxes, etc.)- Excel for investor tracking and interest calculations- Separate system for loan servicingIs that the standard setup?

What does trailing twelve NOI look like after management fees and real expenses, not the seller’s spreadsheet?

- 7% fees on upsells, 2% fees on deposits, charging for priority support feels excessive

We've lost around $3000 on each eviction including legal fees. 

I'm not really worried about the cost because one purchase or sale for myself each year would more than pay for the fees.

I've already given ADT thousands to this point in equipment and service fees and that would just continue if I renew.

They refunded only $250, resulting in a $750 loss on work that was never done.When we finally terminated our agreement with Homebase, we were told we owed over $2,000 in cancellation fees—fees that had never been previously disclosed or discussed.

Stacking duplexes is a good way to go with long-term rentals and getting into larger multi-family properties when you are ready.We have the property manager partners and the rest of the local team members you will need.To Your Success!

Lenders move faster when the exit is obvious and supported by comps, not projections.Clean structureStraightforward ownership, clean title, no exotic entities, and a basic capital stack.