., and set up manychat automations wherever possible to collect lead contact information.If you're open to paying a commission/referral, invite local agents to generate buyer leads for you by marketing your properties.

The 10% includes:- Marketing on 15+ Channels- 24/7 Guest Communications- Pricing via dynamic pricing software + live revenue manager- State and local tax remittances- Various softwares such as lock automation, owner portal, guest portals etcWhat it does not include is housekeeping and maintenance management. 

We did not have a trust, and set about having a trust implemented, and then we implemented the rest of the tricfecta. 

Are you just relying on your brokerage's forms software, using templates/macros, or has anyone found a good way to automate the repetitive parts so you're mostly reviewing instead of filling every field by hand?

In Phoenix, a lot of listings get flooded with applications, and many owners rely heavily on automated screening or large property managers, which can overlook strong applicants.

For me, I really like the automation. 

I’m especially curious whether these functions are handled:In-house by local staffOutsourced domesticallyOr handled remotely by trained team membersIf someone were well-trained in property management operations (screening, maintenance coordination, tenant communication, AppFolio/Buildium, etc.) and able to work remotely from Mexico, is that something you’ve:Already implemented?

I also know that the order in which you read them is also important as you can have all of the information, just not know where to implement it.I would highly appreciate if anybody else that has done a lot of reading could compile a short list of some books that have impacted them heavily and if so, what the best order to read them in is. 

That’s where most errors happen.A few quick wins either way:• Track each property separately• Keep rehab costs in their own bucket• Use QB bank rules to automate as much as possibleIf you want, I’m happy to share what setup I see working best for small teams juggling multiple projects.

Are there methods I could implement to help close on someone interested in my property faster?