For example, if a tenant texts me saying the washing machine broke, this tool would auto-log that message under the tenant's and property's profile as a maintenance request in the landlord's dashboard without me having to do anything extra or have the tenants submit a request in an app.That’s exactly who this tool would be built for - small landlords who prefer texting but need an easy way to stay organized, along with lightweight tools to manage other aspects of their properties.

What markets in the US are you choosing that allow for cash flowing properties using the BRRRR method

I’ve been seeing more investors shift away from buying scattered single-family homes and instead focusing on building purpose-built rental neighborhoods — same product, but totally different game.With build-to-rent, you get:Consistent product + layoutEasier managementAnd potential scale economiesBut it also comes with zoning headaches, higher upfront costs, and more development risk.For those of you who’ve done both — which strategy do you prefer?

We have a single trust. 

Purchase price: $400,000 4/4 single family home in Cypress TX.

We have a property listed at 499k right across the street from NAU. This one has 3 bedrooms, onsite parking, and the zoning for high-density which means far more ROI long term with a redevelopment.114 E Franklin Ave, ...

I have a portfolio with a few single family homes and a two duplexes.

Unfortunately, in the general Madison, WI area, we don't see a lot of single family homes for rent as the buyer demand and higher home prices make it less attractive. 

The Austin area has had 5-6 months of inventory for most of the past year.Here are the June 2025 stats for Austin and the greater metro:Here’s a chart showing the median sales price of a single-family home in the City of Austin in over the past year:The median sales price for a single-family home in June 2025 was practically unchanged from a year ago in Austin, with a year-over-year decrease of less than 1%.For some broader context, here’s a chart of the median sales price of a single-family home in Austin over the past 10 years:Compared to the recent price peak in May 2022, the median single-family home price in Austin is down approximately 12%.

I am an active single family and multifamily investor looking to make connections with other investors and real estate professionals.