and it has some great features, but the staff canceled my training session at the last minute which significantly reduces its value (and increases my cost as I have fewer days to use its advanced features this month, post-training).

You may be able to deduct a portion of your mortgage interest, property taxes, and even depreciation for the rented portion, which can help offset your rental income and reduce your overall tax bill.If house hacking isn’t an option, starting with a single-family home is usually the easiest way to get your feet wet.

Additionally, buying in bulk can lead to discounts, which helps in reducing overall costs.

Motivation....they have to have a driving force like:New job in new location, must move before job starts.Life event....marriage, kids, divorce, retirement....must get more bedrooms or reduce expenses.Investor with cash they want to invest...especially 1031 clients.Everyone who is comfy in their house and just "thinking" of moving, is NOT moving. 

On the other hand, if successful, the benefits could be significant: more granular ownership, efficient distribution of income, and reduced administrative overhead compared to traditional fractional ownership models.For tokenized real estate, this is particularly relevant.

I'm looking to reduce my workload and built a portfolio that is generational.

Could be anything —• A screening question you added• A maintenance workflow that saved you headaches• A tool/software feature you discovered• Something you implemented with tenants that reduced calls• Or even just something simple that improved your sanity 😅I’ll start: For me, adding a required “hold fee” for out-of-state applicants dramatically cut down on last-minute drop-offs.

It allows you to pay yourself a salary and take the rest as distributions, which can reduce your self-employment taxes.I’ve also sent you some resources in DM that should help you decide!

Hi everyone,I’m doing some research on modern property-ownership models and how they could help small investors access opportunities that usually require high capital or complicated paperwork.Specifically, I’m looking at:digital property records (“digital deeds”)fractionalized ownership structuresautomated compliance when multiple investors share an assetwhether these innovations actually reduce costs or just add complexityMy goal is to understand how experienced investors view these tools — especially regarding risk, legal enforceability, and real-world adoption.Questions for the community:Have you come across any platforms using digital deeds or tokenized ownership models?

I recently began listing three rooms as short-term rentals on Airbnb, and that’s been going well so far, though I expect demand to slow down as we move into the winter months.I have an on-site property cleaner who receives reduced rent in exchange for their work.