It would be nice to set up a cron job to make them automatically run the scripts, but I've found that creating a simple claude command has done just fine.

@Sev PehlivanianOnce you said it was built in 1952, I automatically assumed it’ll need all new PVC plumbing from under the house to the street.

In practice, a few things tend to cause problems later:* Earnest money going hard before the true approval path is clear* Entitlement periods that don’t align with realistic review timelines* Assumptions that discretionary steps will be “routine” or fast* Pricing anchored to a future unit count that hasn’t been de-risked yetNone of these automatically make a deal bad.

You get “paid” automatically....the llc is disregarded as far as taxes go, so you’re paying tax on any profits anyway, you simply take the distribution...no need to “pay yourself a salary” as that turns passive income into active income, with ss/med taxes getting added in.

A good system can automatically request, categorize, and flag missing or incorrect documents from the borrower, so you only spend time on the actual decision-making.It's a solvable problem that pays for itself in your first few deals. 

I use turbotenant and it does it automatically if tenant pays on the platform.

I like to paint pictures visually for folks.Cash flow doesn't automatically mean BIG MONEY. 

What helped me was moving to a setup where transactions are automatically pulled in and categorized by property.

The app automatically uploads the receipt image to a project-specific receipts folder, which we can then convert to a transaction.3.

Leases parse automatically, maintenance gets triaged before my weekend dies, and tenants pay through links, not reminders.