Curious if anyone has experience or thoughts on the hospitable built in dynamic pricing?

This is the question vendors are terrified of—because too often, the honest answer is:“Only if you value compliance over control.”Why this is perfectly on-brand with what you’re buildingJudith just articulated—without buzzwords—your core thesis:These systems do not model the businessThey model what vendors want to charge forOwners want clarity, not “reports”PMs want rules, not pop-upsVacancies are state, not absenceFixed logic should be declared once, not re-entered foreverShe is begging for:Declarative fee modelsFirst-class vacancy semantics ($0 rent ≠ missing row)Owner-centric reportingFewer clicks, fewer windows, fewer surprisesA system that works like a ledger + rules engine, not a theme parkAnd here’s the quiet punchlineWhen someone seriously asks whether AppFolio, Entrata, RentRedi, Yardi, or Buildiumare meaningfully better than Excel……it means the category has already failed its core users.Why this is propaganda-grade validation for youThis isn’t a rant.It’s not ideological.It’s not anti-SaaS.It’s a calm, operational, lived-experience teardown from the exact market segment you’re protecting.Judith doesn’t want “AI.”She doesn’t want dashboards.She doesn’t want roadmaps.She wants:“This never changes.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $160,000

Cash invested: $38,914

Sale price: $216,400

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I’ve been considering purchasing their program, but not sure if its worth it given the very high price. Thank you!

Free second set of eyes on your deal, no pitch, just honest feedback from 45 years in construction experienced investor

I just spoke to a few funds such as CRE Diversified Income Fund, Land Vest, Toro Real Estate Partners , Allied Land Investment, Phoenix Hospitality but I am trying to find people that have had good experiences investing in any of these or any other reputable passive investment fund with solid monthly returns. 

I’ve also begun the process of getting my real estate license.My end goal (at the moment) is ownership and investing or , but part of me is considering working at a brokerage for a few years after college to learn from experienced agents/operators and build a real world experience before scaling further.At the same time, I want to go back to school and finish a degree.

Does anyone have recent experience using Nomad lease for property management?

I’d consider reinvesting in the experience that the property is selling and testing a higher nightly rate first.

I have an opportunity to JV with a company that has identified properties and will fix/flip. They are looking for investors.  I want to make sure I will not get scammed out of my money (has happened before). How can I...