I use AI daily in property management, but as leverage, not as a decision maker.Here is where it actually adds value:Lease and policy draftingFirst pass on lease addendums, house rules, notices, and demand letters.

DSCR) to see which gives better leverage and long-term flexibility.Happy to share what I’m seeing in today’s market if helpful.

While it could reduce a portion of costs if the technology improves and becomes more affordable, I think we are a long way away from adoption of it that would result in any impactful industry wide pricing changes.Do you think 3D printed homes are the way of the future?

and Turned It Into a $269K WinEvery investor has that one horror story — the contractor who disappears mid-job, the project that goes sideways, and the numbers that stop making sense.One of our investors recently lived it.They were over-leveraged, stressed, and had already lost $30,000 to a contractor who never finished the work.

Are most relying on periodic inspections, technology, or just reacting to tenant complaints?

Quote from @Andres Vanegas: I'd leverage myself out as much as possible and buy the dip...but it won't go back to 10k. 

It's now got all the lovely sub-market's attached to it, with layers upon layers of leveraged betting, which the leverage compounds in it's leverage as the layers stack. 

I have approximately 20% down in cash and plan to leverage a HELOC on my primary residence to fund renovations.Market-wise, I’d love to invest in Minnesota, where I grew up, but current pricing there is outside my target range.

I joined CityLight Commercial Services in 2019 and moved over to CrestCore in 2021, where I now focus on helping the team grow and supporting clients.I studied Architectural Technology and Marketing at the University of Memphis.

For those who’ve been in a similar spot, would you prioritize cleaning up debt first or leveraging into another deal?