To find someone, I’d start by reaching out to local rehab centers or recovery organizations as they often know operators who are looking for housing.

I've found it very easy to use and helping with keeping everything organized, plus their payment platform deposits direct to your account in only a couple days.  

I've found it very easy to use and helping with keeping everything organized. 

what is everyone using to analyse deals and as a CRM I just got into real estate and getting a couple properties under my belt here soon and just looking for more and want to keep things organized, I've heard of propstream and others but wanted y'all's opinion.

Thinking about organizing a Second Amendment meetup to help landlords know when to not tolerate tenants nonsense 

The IRS specifically says investor-type activities don’t qualify unless you’re truly handling day-to-day management.Examples of things that don’t count include reviewing financial statements, making your own summaries or analyses, monitoring in a passive way, organizing records, preparing taxes, or paying bills.The IRS also looks for red flags that show someone didn’t materially participate—for example, if most of the hours logged don’t directly impact operations, or if the business could keep running smoothly even if the taxpayer hadn’t done the tasks they claimed.

He’s been incredibly knowledgeable, responsive, and proactive every step of the way — making what could’ve been a stressful process feel smooth and well-organized.

It’s awesome to see CFOs with REI expertise here — having someone help organize finances and highlight efficiencies is huge for scaling a portfolio.

I've done this for my own real estate tech startup and we've seen a majority of our organic traffic coming from ChatGPT. 

Hello! We just purchased our first BRRRR and are needing suggestions on how to best track all of our expenses during the rehab. We’ve been discussing getting a separate credit card to track all materials and subcontra...