Looking to learn about the experiences of those who have purchased leads from  
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Hey everyone,I’m a small-time landlord and software engineer, and one of my biggest headaches has been keeping track of tenant maintenance requests (random texts, calls, and emails — total chaos).I ended up building a simple system for myself to make things easier, and I’ve been thinking about what features would make it truly useful for small landlords.Curious — how do you currently handle maintenance requests?

so many CA investors have bought a random property in a supposed "lower cost" market like Dayton and gotten absolutely crushed by deferred maintenance, expensive repairs, rough tenant turnovers, vacancy, etc. you'll need to differentiate yourself somehow and my opinion is that you can do this by being in person.i'd also consider house hacking if you're not already. 

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You are definitely not alone 😅 That scramble of Google Sheets, random texts, calendar reminders, and your own brain is the exact “system” a ton of small landlords start with.

In many cases, it's easier to just collect rent from them until the lease ends, if they're paying.If it's just some random occupant with no lease, you’ll still need to go through court, but it's usually faster since they don’t have much to stand on.Now, let me tell you, cash for keys is your best move in many cases.

Meanwhile, newer homes (especially ones that have been fully rehabbed) will generally have a higher purchase price and probably offer a little less cash flow, but they will come with newer systems, which reduces the chances of random repairs in the months to come.

Seems good for buyers, but sellers haven't understood that they can't get the price they used to get.I picked by random, some properties bought in 2022 that are currently on the market today Aug 4 2025.

Now picture that, some screw-ball randomly knocks at your door and strikes up a conversation asking such idiotic things. 

When I followed the 'instructions' from customer support, it showed a random number as the number of active leads....in other words, what the crm SAID was active leads had absolutely no correlation to the actual active leads clearly showing in the Carrot Lead manager.