That API looks powerful for automation workflows—anyone using it with a lead-stacking tool or CRM yet?”

Our client said that he has to redesign his parking and loses XXX stalls, which means his parking would be too low for the zoning code allowed medical office use if he wanted to implement that. 

Make sure you're asking about client load, meetings included in the fee, how they stay up to date on current legislation, and strategies they've implemented for clients in a similar situation.

I’d love to hear about:- Your biggest daily pain points in tenant communication, lease renewals, or maintenance workflows- How you currently handle accounting and financial reporting—what’s effective, what’s frustrating- Any integrations or automations you’ve implemented (or wish you could) to cut down manual work- Tips you’ve picked up for onboarding new tenants or coordinating with vendorsIf you’ve experimented with proptech tools—or even built your own—let’s compare notes.

Without knowing exactly what’s included in that $5,000 tax plan — the projected tax savings, the structure of the strategy, whether it includes implementation support or ongoing reviews — it’s hard to say if it’s worth it.That said, I’ve personally seen tax plans priced at $20,000, $50,000, even $100,000.

Becky, I am starting with MTR in South Dallas in a nice area where new builds are going, although I do not have all the details, these are my learning points so far:- Marketing focus on specific market, I used Market Place and HotPads to start and received a ton of requests, taking a lot of time, on top of market specific I would do as much automation as possible to reduce your time involved - I have rented 2 out of 3 rooms that I have within 15 days - Other sites to find tenants for me did not work, very difficult to communicate with potential tenants since the email resides within the site- I will start with FF and AirBNB for the 3rd room and see if is works better meHope this helps and please update with your experience in the future, thanks

The implementation matters, and the numbers matter. 

If you can find a way to automate this and scale you can make a significant amount of money 

It also has features like virtual accounts and automated categorization, which made bookkeeping so much easier.They also offer lease templates and other landlord forms tailored by state, which I found super helpful as a starting point.

Regarding multifamily rental (2-4) investing, you should think about what strategy you want to implement: house hacking, STR, MTR, LTR, BRRR, etc.