Let them do the rest. 95% of the investors that I work with are hands off. 70% of them have never even seen their property in person.

They're not limited to specific tasks, but they're not handing massively complex, multi-step, multi-touch point tasks with 100% precision either.

Hi Everyone, I'm exploring rental management software on the market... right now i have just a hand full of rental doors... maybe i'll get up to 20 over the next couple years... depending on if i buy an apartment building or not...What software are y'all using, if any..?

Every model has strengths:• KW has strong early training• Coldwell Banker offers a recognizable brand and structure• Local mom-and-pop brokerages can give hands-on mentorship• Models like eXp offer flexibility and national reach  We moved to eXp recently because it opened the door for national expansion, especially for investor-focused agents, but that does not mean it is the right fit for everyone.

I don't have cash on hand to invest as I am saving up for my own home and a new car; 2.

On the other hand, you could rent a low-end Air BnB with huge profit potential, huge loss potential and requires tons of hands-on effort.You need to figure out where in that spectrum you want to be.There is a lot of great information on the internet, and obviously there's a lot of junk. 

I’m relatively new to the real estate world, but I do have some hands-on experience.

On the other hand if you lived in the 800sf unit all general expenses would be 80% deductible. 

On the other hand, if successful, the benefits could be significant: more granular ownership, efficient distribution of income, and reduced administrative overhead compared to traditional fractional ownership models.For tokenized real estate, this is particularly relevant.

It’s a small Co-Op, 15 shareholders in total, and is well managed with plenty of reserves on hand, etc. looking for anyone who might be truly knowledgeable in this area, and would be willing to let me bounce some things off of them, to see if it makes sense.