PropStream, Batch Leads & Privy — All Still Worth ItNot one platform fits everyone, but:• PropStream: Best for lists + property data• Batch Leads: Best for skip tracing + SMS workflow• Privy: Best for on-market flips and fast comping In 2025, you almost need one “data tool” and one “action tool” to stay competitive. 6.

The tax savings are not worth buying junk under a deadline.If you share your rough sale price and whether you want more cash flow vs less landlord work, I can suggest 2 to 3 replacement paths that fit.

You can limit the numbers/type of animal as you see fit, provided they are not service or emotional support animals.

For a conventional loan, the property has to be habitable per the appraiser so many properties for BRRRs don't fit in that box when first purchased due to the need for rehab that is more than cosmetic. 

Thin cash flow means those risks hit harder.That said, long-term fixed debt at 3% is still a strong hedge if you believe:rents will eventually catch upthe locations remain fundamentally strongthere are no large deferred capital expenses aheadThis usually isn’t a “rate decision” — it’s a portfolio fit and risk-adjusted return decision.

Curious how others decide which tool fits each deal. 

Notion's definitely a good alternative but once you go past hundreds of units, I think Appfolio or Rentvine is more fitting.

You’re definitely starting in the right spot by being on BP.From a tax perspective, even before you buy your first property, it’s worth thinking about how this rental will fit into your overall financial picture.

Hi Gia,I think small multis have a lot of potential in the Jersey City area because there’s steady demand from renters who want a more affordable alternative to Manhattan, especially near good transit.That said, it really helps to back into the right fit from your goals.

After hearing your opinions we decided to change are property manager and are now looking for a pm that fits our needs.Ken