We also work with investors using private money lending and joint ventures, so if you have any questions about that I have been through it.

But further along my investment journey I can see myself venturing out to out of state purchases.

And if you're looking at condos you have to do your research on the association and understand how well they're managed.Good luck on your venture into STR!

The key is to look at whether something consistently saves you time, helps generate revenue, or makes your process smoother without adding admin burden.If it’s just another thing to babysit, it’s probably not worth it long term.Personally, I’ve found the most sustainable automations are the ones that integrate into your existing systems — CRMs, doc workflows, lead gen pipelines — and quietly handle the busywork in the background.

@Juan David Maldonado, by useful, I mean that the property manager for this venture believed that any longer than 4 months then the prospects would not be considered active and are very likely to not commit or change their minds on the property.  

I'll be venturing into the DFW market next & wondering what zip codes are a sure bet (or as close as 1 can be)  for a great ROI? 

Actually started this venture about 3 years ago. 

That said, I’ve also tested a mix of platforms, since each seems to have its own edge (Gemini is great at breadth, Claude handles long text really well, etc.).What’s made the biggest difference for me isn’t the platform itself, but how I set it up to mirror the workflow I actually use in deals.

And for some reason they think these real estate ventures are going to set them free time wise while at the same time allow them to live the life they deserve. 

It will definitely keep me on my toes on my next venture.