I’d love to hear about:- Your biggest daily pain points in tenant communication, lease renewals, or maintenance workflows- How you currently handle accounting and financial reporting—what’s effective, what’s frustrating- Any integrations or automations you’ve implemented (or wish you could) to cut down manual work- Tips you’ve picked up for onboarding new tenants or coordinating with vendorsIf you’ve experimented with proptech tools—or even built your own—let’s compare notes.

It seems like as soon as i start making the mortgage payments on behalf of the previous owner, then the lender would immediately find out and the implement the due on sale clause immediately. 

From there, reach out to a CPA to ensure you're implementing the strategy correctly. 

Shorter-term loans, potentially variable interest rates, more stringent lending standards, higher reserves are some of the potential issues to getting off the ground.

Some wires got crossed somewhere.It seems that a sophisticated, very wealthy operator could possibly implement your strategy--say they had some stream of cash from something else that they didn't need and could funnel into this, removing the need to keep reserves--but for the average person, even the average millionaire, it would be insane.

Factors such as high labor costs, local material pricing, and stringent regulations contribute to this disparity.  

There are no new “stringent restrictions” on taking bonus depreciation itself.But that doesn’t mean you can automatically use the tax deduction this year.2.

.✅ Implementing advanced maintenance tracking systems that offer total transparency, allowing owners to see every step of the process as it happens.✅ Using cutting-edge tools to maintain excellent, proactive communication from start to finish.This has transformed our relationships with owners and built trust at every stage.But I’m curious — for other property managers out there:How have you tackled these same issues in your business?

After taking ownership, we completed necessary repairs, implemented a regular repair and maintenance program, and the problems quickly went away.

Just to add about short term rental - this is not a simple strategy to implement.