A nearly identical home on the block (in better shape) sold for $925K in 2022.

One key difference with the platform I’m building is that texts wouldn’t just be stored; they’d be automatically logged, categorized, and tied to specific tenants and properties, making them easier to manage from a PM perspective (along with additional workflows for maintenance & other key tasks).Since you’ve been using your current system for a while, are there any pain points with your setup, or do you feel like you’ve got everything covered?

I lived in LA for 4 years and sold RE there, so I know the pain!

@Mark Anthony, Collier Heights and College Park are both still best classified as C/C- areas and, honestly, vary block by block.

Also a pain. 

That is noted about the location - I would rather deal with better tenants than ones who are a pain any day.

The trip to the bank to get quarters is a pain even for a single person.

I’ll never forget attending BPCON 2019 and hearing BiggerPockets founder, @Joshua Dorkin, share how he stepped away from everything to care for his daughter during a medical crisis.I sat there thinking, “I want that.”Not the pain.

It may be smaller, it may be the worst house on the block . . . any number of reasons but do the numbers work. 

Any pain points you currently face when analyzing STR deals that this could solve?