In my experience, the tasks that eat the most time are not the “big” decisions.

Quick question for property managers/operators here:From your experience, which operational tasks still take up a large amount of time or require more manual follow-up than they should?

Not an easy task to do from Dubai but willing to look at it more than seriously.

Hospitable keeps all our guest communications, calendars, and property info perfectly organized, while ClickUp is our central hub for tracking every maintenance task — from minor touch-ups to larger projects — with clear timelines, assignees, and status updates.This combo gives us full visibility, reduces missed tasks, and allows our team to respond quickly when something comes up.

I am currently looking to hire a Virtual Assistant and would love to learn from those of you who are already using VAs successfully in your real estate businesses.A few questions for the group:What tasks are you delegating to your VA (admin, CRM, lead follow-up, marketing, listings, etc.)?

What actually works best is developing your own network of family, friends and acquaintences.Social media makes it so easy to tap your personal network and develop it.Unfortunately, many are afraid to approach their network - which often means you're NOT proud of what you are doing or lack confidence and don't want to screw someone you know over.

I'm posting in this category due to the horror story that I'm currently experiencing. I'm hoping for expert advice regarding my Self Directed IRA investment, mainly due to my SDIRA consultant having retired, leaving m...

I had someone who was good with tracking contractor task, but would drop the ball on keeping RentRedi up to date.

Employees may be able to handle certain admin tasks, but activities like leasing, showing units, negotiating terms, or collecting rent can require licensing depending on how things are structured and whether they’re acting for others.The key questions are: Are you only managing your own property?

The zoom calls are packed with other wanna be aspiring developers/investors trying to ask him questions.