Is there a better strategy out there now than door knocking or is this just the growing pains?

I like the Ken McElroy podcast for real estate, very sharp guy. 

I’m not trying to sell anything yet — just validating if this solves a real pain point for busy agents.Let me know your thoughts! 

We noticed a sharp drop in investor activity in Milwaukee in April.

Investors who adapt to the data, optimize their operations, and stay sharp on regulations are still seeing cash flow and long-term upside.Want help evaluating an STR deal in Raleigh?

This sharp increase raises concerns about broader economic stability, particularly in relation to housing and rental affordability.What is Food Insecurity?

A painful lesson that made you pivot?

I skimmed the document — like I had a dozen times before — and signed it without catching the change.As a result, instead of bringing the listings back in-house like we had planned, I accidentally extended the agreement another six months.I didn’t slow down.I didn’t read carefully.I signed something I shouldn’t have.It was a painful (and expensive) reminder: gotta stay sharp even when something feels routine.Familiarity can lead to missed details.And its usually the small stuff that turns into the big stuff.Always double-check.Always slow down.Especially when it feels “automatic.”Lesson learned.The good thing is that this $25K mistake today will prevent a $250K or $2.5M mistake later.

Plus, if the lawyer's sharp, they might even negotiate a “cash for keys” deal and avoid court altogether.

One key difference with the platform I’m building is that texts wouldn’t just be stored; they’d be automatically logged, categorized, and tied to specific tenants and properties, making them easier to manage from a PM perspective (along with additional workflows for maintenance & other key tasks).Since you’ve been using your current system for a while, are there any pain points with your setup, or do you feel like you’ve got everything covered?