your local meetups or top producing RE agents that do flips.. they will know. 

@Andrew Postell Yes — I technically still have the right to depreciate the properties, but in my current situation that depreciation is not producing any usable tax benefit for me.I don’t have U.S.

I'd recommend Appfolio since you're managing more than 50 doors (their minimum criteria). 100% of the PMs I've worked with for my own rentals have used Appfolio, and it's always produced great owner reports.For overall bookkeeping/accounting needs, I always recommend QuickBooks Online since my bookkeeping firm uses it exclusively for our clients who are all REIs.But, for a PM company for the trust accounting, I usually recommend Appfolio.Hope that helps!

Keep it legal and ethical, document your pipeline, and iterate until it produces one legit conversation per week.

Not really.You’ll need to confirm:• Commercial kitchen compliance• Health department approvals• Ability to produce resident-appropriate mealsRestaurants and AL kitchens are not always interchangeable.6.

Historically the S&P is likely to produce better return than either of these properties with a lot less work.If you want to know which one I would buy if I was forced to buy one of these, I would purchase the 2nd one because it seems to have some value add potential.good luck

Either way, I doubt either one of these would solve your problem since kids running simply produces too much vibrations.

Looking back, I’ve found that shifting toward passive investing has not only freed up my time but actually produced stronger returns.

IMO the most accurate way to go will be getting the opinion of a top producing agent who is very active in that neighborhood.

Six acres in a fast-developing area plus an income-producing remodeled house should be getting some bites, so if you’re not seeing showings after two months, it’s probably less about the property and more about how it’s being marketed and who it’s reaching.Here’s what I’d look at:1.