A word of caution, the book is written from a standpoint of efficiency which is fine, but some of these strategies will devalue your property if not implemented with discernment.

It takes a certain level of QB knowledge to set it up correctly.I actually love baselane for rental property management and for implementing profit-first wth the bank accounts.

Because the data they provide includes sensitive information like SSN, DL number etc...it's considered GLBA data which has strict legal guidelines on how it's used.If you're curious about how much I truly understand about skip tracing data and different strategies on how to implement it into your marketing, just google Larry Higgins Skip Tracing and you'll find some podcasts I've done on the subject.Good luck on your search.

I’m curious, what kind of management changes are you thinking about implementing?

They took a perennial loser and turned it into a winner, and they did it shockingly fast.That’s the part worth paying attention to.Because we’re watching the same kind of shift happen everywhere right now.With AI coming into the picture, some people are speed-running life—implementing it into their businesses, tightening systems, gaining leverage.

And from a property management standpoint, for those who have implemented in-house inspection programs, were they better received than third-party vendors, and were there any lessons learned or pushback you didn’t anticipate?

The owners who I observe to succeed in the long run are dependent mostly on stringent tenant screening, clear house regulations, auto-pay on a weekly basis and either a strong local manager or boots on the ground support to prevent minor issues from escalating into major ones.

I'm now currently around 60 and do have all the software, but I made a conscious decision to not implement anything until I hit 10. 

To implement this strategy you need to have the full purchase price in readily accessible funds, so it won’t work for the majority of investors.

This is why I suggested you simply implement it in to your offer.