I collect a security deposit hold against the guest's credit card, so that I do not have to rely solely upon the Airbnb "damage coverage".

Credit card transactions still have to be entered manually.We actually use QuickBooks Online (QBO) for our accounting since it gives us more flexibility and reporting options.I’d also love to see an in-app calling feature (right now it’s text only).More flexibility to create custom CRM statuses would be nice too.I haven’t tried many other platforms yet, but for now AppFolio covers most of what we need pretty well.

Paid, the most actionable walkthroughs I’ve seen are from Bryan/Anita at RJM or Project Management courses that include scopes, schedules, and draw management; if you buy anything, make sure it includes a printable sequence like demo → structural/rough‑ins → inspections → insulation/drywall → finishes → punch.

LTV is useful, but don’t chase the highest if draws are slow or tight; confirm draw timing, inspections, and whether advances are in arrears so you’re not floating rehab on cards for months .

If you find one, you can add the cost into rent or collect it as a flat monthly fee.Create a small, secure trash area - A fenced or enclosed spot near the top of the driveway can make things easier for tenants or haulers to manage.Consider small incentives for upkeep - I’ve seen owners give a small annual rent credit or gift card for tenants who consistently keep the exterior clean and manage trash properly.

Since we would NEVER get another deal as good, I just tore the ROLODEX card in little pieces for the person I was speaking to as they told me why they weren’t ready to buy.   

It happened once at my personal cabin and I assessed their credit card a $2000 fine.  

Treat it like your “digital business card,” not your deal marketplace.

It could be a gas card that you use to fill up your tank and pay off every month. 

I have tried very expensive courses but they talk a big game and just leave you in credit card debt.