It’s landlord-focused and covers pretty much everything you mentioned — tenant screening, custom rental applications (so you aren’t stuck with a rigid template), lease creation, rent collection, and maintenance tracking.

Columbus, Ohio has been an incredible spot for that—it’s affordable enough to find properties that hit the 1% rule, and the macroeconomics here are really strong with steady population growth, tons of job creation, and big companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, and Microsoft expanding here.

I am hoping to jumpstart my real estate portfolio creation.

A lot of these gurus are making their money off social media and content creation more than actual investing.  

I have been using Turbotenant and use it for the lease creation/signing and payments.

@Matt Jones It can definitely be worth it depending on your goals and how involved you want to be.Some investors outsource everything from listing creation to showings and tenant placement, while others just get help with photos or screening.

Charlotte has been a solid growth market over the past decade with strong job creation, in-migration, and a healthy rental demand, but because of that demand, prices have gone up quite a bit and a lot of investors are finding it tougher to consistently hit the 1% rule there.

It’s great to see you're focused on both relationship-building and value creation, that mindset is key when attracting capital partners.Ground-up developments like a sports complex can offer big upside, especially if you’re in a high-demand or underserved market.

This trend is especially visible in Columbus since the market here is so active right now with strong population growth, job creation, and tons of companies moving in like Intel, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Honda.

The creation of websites, AI generated articles using deep search on many AI agents can be very powerful, but in this case, and likely many more, you simply cannot believe everything you see on the internet.