I've made 15 times the money I spent on it and I've only implemented about 6 of the 30 strategies. 

Most landlords only do it after a disaster, but treating it like a preventive inspection (especially on older clay or cast iron lines) is smart

I think that whether a company implement AI or does not it will still come down to the company's values and core competencies.

I started advertising, improved security, invested in better lighting, added automation, and implementing technology which made doing business easier for the customer.

The hope is to avoid liability events but there are effective risk shifting strategies all investors should implement as well.

Hey guys, just curious what system are you implementing to ensure that all your properties you own or manage are always maintained, like yard, weed trim and etc.

I didn't implement it because I didn't feel comfortable setting up an official government-looking website and letterhead, tell them you will send them money to pay their taxes, then tell them that you can't. 

For short-term rentals, they must track nights, owner use, and services separately and reconcile platform 1099-Ks to prevent double-counting.

I did read through some articles about REPS including this one: https://www.therealestatecpa.c...When it comes to implementation,  any advice on how to start if we are planning to claim my REPS for 2023 or 2024?

You can prevent this by analyzing each and every deal you see to make sure you have a perfect home run of a deal.