RentManager — very flexible, supports multiple payment integrations and has good reporting/tracking.

Hi everyone — glad to be here.I’m based in South Florida and recently joined BiggerPockets to learn, connect,and engage with other owners and investors.My background is in residential property management and operations, with astrong focus on structure, documentation, and communication.

Once you’re juggling multiple workbooks + folders + aggregator sheets, it works… until it doesn’t, especially when tax time hits and you need clean exports.Out of curiosity, what’s the biggest friction point for you today — keeping everything tied to the right property, pulling year-end totals, or just the time it takes to maintain the system?

It's always a good idea to speak with multiple lenders, which I would suggest to you.I'm assuming your lender said you need to rent out your existing home because most likely your DTI won't qualify you for two mortgage simultaneously.

The better deals tend to come from stacking multiple channels and staying consistent with outreach.On off-market tools:Paid platforms can work, but they’re rarely plug-and-play.

You will meet other like-minded individuals, I have met and stayed friends with multiple people via meetups. 

Buyers definitely don't want over priced but low occupancy during the years it takes to create a destination isn't what many would elect to pursue and there are multiple reasons a majority of tourists go to the same places.

I generally take the first qualified applicant, but in the case of multiple qualified candidates the scoring model allows me to decide who the best applicant is and to avoid using discriminatory practices.

Have you considered pricing slightly under market to create urgency and potentially spark multiple offers?

You currently need the Plus plan (around $115/month) to use Class Tracking, which is essential if you’re managing multiple properties.Because of that, I’m seeing more investors move to Xero.