You don't need an "Investor Friendly" title company, you need a good title company. 

Investor-friendly structure: I wholesale and do my own deals, so I need flexibility and a brokerage that’s comfortable with that Low-pressure / part-time model as I’m not looking to hit quotas Ability to list/represent commercial deals (hotels, multifamily, land, etc.)

I like a lot about what they are offering but wanted to get some feedback from current users and/or those who have transitioned to them! 

Many investors use Excel or Google Sheets to track their time, but you can also use the app REPS Time, created by a BP user

Did you find multi-tenant flexibility worked better than one larger user, or the other way around?

If you want other options (and I would interview a few), AirDNA "top" PM's in Birmingham include the following (they are presented in AirDNA by ID number that takes you to their profile) https://www.hellolanding.com/https://www.airbnb.com/users/show/686472847https://www.airbnb.com/users/show/94286914Hope this helps!

Quote from @James McGovern (https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/jamesm1308):"I have found the two private lenders I use via LinkedIn."

Hi All,I am super excited for this year's BPCON. It will be my third one - they are always a great time. I usually like to plan a spontaneous dinner with a bunch of new faces to help make the most of the event. The in...

Like what is technology stack (or tools you are using), I use chat gpt for editing and/or drafting written words, but I am still using the web interface which is difficult to actual automate things.

I'm aware that local banks and credit unions tend to be easier with creative lending, but large banking institutions tend to have more ease of access and tend to have user-friendly software.