What was the hardest part about setting up your CRM? Was it choosing the right one, learning how to use it, importing contacts, or something else? I’m interested in any struggles, big or small, that you ran into.

Realtors, what was the hardest part when setting up your CRM? Was it picking the right one, learning how to use it, or getting your contacts in? Would love to hear what you went through.

Realtors, what was the hardest part when setting up your CRM? Was it picking the right one, learning how to use it, or getting your contacts in? Would love to hear what you went through.

Realtors, what was the hardest part when setting up your CRM? Was it picking the right one, learning how to use it, or getting your contacts in? Would love to hear what you went through.

The land is affordable, and we handle site prep, septic design, and driveway installation upfront — making these projects turnkey for those looking to house-hack, rent, or resell.Here’s why this works in our markets:Entry costs are lower than suburban infillTowns are receptive to ADUs and value-add developmentSIP construction speeds up timelines and saves on energyADUs create instant equity or cash flow without major zoning battlesOur primary buyer pool includes:First-time buyers looking to build equitySmall investors looking to generate cash flow without tenant-heavy headachesFamilies building generational homesteads with future rental upsideCurious if anyone else here is:Using SIP or Barndo-style builds with ADUs?

However, the GC’s poor workmanship has led to multiple issues, summarized below:Master Bathroom Shower: The GC’s crew installed a new shower pan over the existing one instead of demolishing and replacing it as agreed.

Since the heating was outdated I asked to get forced air AC + Heating with duct installed (This sounded unachievable to me as well)To my surprise my agent argued with me saying that they would not accept any conditions and did not put an offer in the end.Am I being unreasonable or should I change my realtor?

This growth, coupled with infrastructure mandates and incentives, has created a significant opportunity for property owners to participate in the evolving energy landscape.The Leasing Model: How It WorksLeasing commercial space for EV charging stations is relatively straightforward:Partner with a Charging ProviderCharging companies assess sites based on visibility, traffic flow, and infrastructure.Site EvaluationProviders evaluate factors like electrical capacity, accessibility, and overall viability.Lease AgreementIf a location is approved, the provider installs and maintains the equipment.

Realtors, what was the hardest part when setting up your CRM? Was it picking the right one, learning how to use it, or getting your contacts in? Would love to hear what you went through.

I’m planning to add a concrete floor with space for a BBQ area and a bench table, and I’d also like to install a pergola.If you know any reliable individuals or small crews who do this type of work—especially at a fair price—I’d really appreciate your recommendations!