Quote from @Ladarius Payne: Hey everyone, I’m new to the BiggerPockets platform but not just here to browse — I’m actively taking steps toward real estate investing with a strong focus on the BRRRR strategy. 

To pull this off, you may want to use social media platforms to find your next great deal.But how do you utilize these platforms to find real estate sellers who are motivated to work with you?

Cleaning fees, supplies, OTA payouts, dynamic pricing, and multiple platforms all create noise if you do not have a system.Here is what I recommend:QuickBooks Online Plus or AdvancedThis allows you to track income and expenses by property using the Class feature.

Stay consistent, ask questions, and take action when the time is right.Feel free to reach out if you ever want to talk strategy or numbers.Drago

It’s about pricing, presentation, and platform reach.If you're curious how some owners are consistently ahead — even in this softening market — ask me.

Hope this helps you and gets you thinking about easier consistent closings that do not require budgets or endless cold calling. 

We used to provide everything through Charter but consistently polled our guests and found that no one was using it at all.

I know @Rene Hosman and @Scott Trench have expressed that transparency and addressing concerns are huge on the platform.

Quote from @Justin Miller: Airbnb and VRBO's automated systems actively scan messages for external links, especially those leading to sites where direct booking is possible.Even if the link points only to your Guidebook page, if that page is hosted on your direct booking website and is "one click" away from a pricing or booking page, the platforms consider it an attempt to solicit off-platform bookings, which violates their Terms of Service.

I think the big push for the platforms for N8N and Make is the AI integrations offered, being able to consolidate all your data sources (e.g., leads) into one workflow, plus the drag and drop config.