Between coordinating 40+ projects for clients, and being privy to the materials of many, many high priced seminars, I see that there is a science to this.Your first step really is the purchase and you need to be in for under market, if it's a flip. 

You can see if someone is looking for a transaction coordinator; it’s hands-on, you get paid, and you’ll learn the process from start to finish.

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.

Hi David - You can keep the panel where it is but make sure the lease clearly states that occasional access may be needed, and commit to giving proper notice and coordinating with tenants in advance.

You'll also want to coordinate with your estate plan, and consider getting an estate plan if you do not yet have one in place.These are all things you will want to discuss with your attorney and CPA.

The pencil marks tracking their growth on the kitchen doorframe will stay put, year after year.His wife won’t have to juggle the stress of finding a new rental, coordinating another move, or fearing that a rent hike will force them out.

We try to do a mid-stay clean (paid for by us) but it's been difficult to coordinate with the guests, sometimes they just don't seem to want it or just don't respond.

I've talked to the PM and the Maintenance Coordinator multiple times and audited the financials.

It handles payments, communication, and even coordinates with local agents for showings if needed.What I look for now:Everything tracked in one placeAuto-pay options for tenantsEasy bookkeeping integrationFees that are worth the time savingsVenmo, Zelle, and PayPal weren’t built for rentals.

This allowed him to focus entirely on due diligence, deal coordination, and ensuring a smooth, rapid transaction from start to finish.