Platforms like RentRedi primarily handle administrative functions such as collecting rent, tracking payments, sending notices, and receiving maintenance requests.

Prepare visuals, traffic data, anticipate opposition, and identify benefits (e.g., affordable lots, tax revenue). 5.

Hey Aidan,The best ways to “add value” to a property are upgrades that improve function, efficiency, and desirability while also supporting higher rents:1.

I want to bring Unit A up to $940 to match Unit B’s base rate.The Risk:The building has deferred maintenance (siding and roof issues) that no immediate attention needed but they are heading to the end of their useable life and I’m planning to address "as I go" since everything is currently functional.

Originally I used spreadsheets to do it, but I build this as a more visually appealing alternative.

@Michael Hurdle use the search function.  

Only rehab what actually impacts safety, rentability, and longevity.You’re not building your dream home.You’re building a durable asset that prints income for years.Rising rehab prices don’t ruin your business, loose systems do.When your operation is standardized, disciplined, and math-driven, profitability is a function of process, not price swings.Where are rehab costs hurting your margins the most right now?

That's their purpose/function. 

As long as it is functional, you likely won't get dinged.

. - Some owners also use simple task tools like Trello or Asana with columns like "Upcoming Move-Ins," "Active Tenants," and "Upcoming Move-Outs" to visualize what's coming next.