Quote from @DARIUS SMALLWOOD: Does anyone have an idea of how I can analyze multi family property more efficiently and effectively, any and all responses will help thank you Use the BP calculator

My sense was/is that this makes it very hard for pricing tools to be effective. 

Mixing all assets likely will not be possible or cost effective, although, that is straying away from my knowledge.

It could be that they want to avoid turnover or that their operation has scaled faster than their staffing, leaving them without the resources to handle turnovers effectively.

Add in tariffs, and it’s a double hit.What you said about that $499K spec home now costing $660K in Milwaukee is the perfect real-world example of this compounding effect — exchange rates + supply costs + labor shortages = permanent price resets.Long-term, I think we’ll see:Delayed new construction starts due to tighter marginsInvestors pivoting more to value-add and repositioning existing stock rather than building newIncreased focus on local sourcing and prefab to control costsAnd possibly, more institutional buyers pushing into lower-tier markets as affordability worsens elsewhereIt will take a long time to bring production back to the US. 

I would really appreciate you all's feedback, especially around the compensation framework and effectiveness in addressing the need mentioned above. e.g. 

This tenant settled in court with me where the he signed an agreement with me to the effect that he would pay 2 months rent that is due as well as the legal cost in 16 monthly  installments.

I’d love to hear about:- Your biggest daily pain points in tenant communication, lease renewals, or maintenance workflows- How you currently handle accounting and financial reporting—what’s effective, what’s frustrating- Any integrations or automations you’ve implemented (or wish you could) to cut down manual work- Tips you’ve picked up for onboarding new tenants or coordinating with vendorsIf you’ve experimented with proptech tools—or even built your own—let’s compare notes.

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