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James McGovern How do I use data to identify which agents have sold the most new build homes?
8 October 2025 | 4 replies
You can then see which agents have the most closings in that category.Zillow / Redfin / Realtor.com – Search for new build sales in your area and check the listing agent for multiple recent sales.County/City Records – Many counties list recorded sales; you can track which agents are listed on new builds.Network & Builder Contacts – Local builders often know which agents consistently sell their new inventory.
Lou Burnett I'm ready to rent out to tenants. What is the best software to use?
11 September 2025 | 20 replies
I use it personally for all my rentals and as someone who handles dozens of rental transactions every year, I’ve tried a variety of platforms to streamline the leasing process and TurboTenant has consistently proven to be one of the most effective tools out there for independent landlords and property managers.Here’s why I think TurboTenant is a great program to use when renting to tenants:1.
Travis Rasmussen Airbnb changed the Algorithm...
26 September 2025 | 40 replies
I regularly use incognito mode to search for my listings and they seem pretty consistent for me.  
Paul Bryzek Searching for Boots on the Ground - Columbus & Cleveland Ohio
30 September 2025 | 14 replies
Looking to either partner ($$$) or simply find a trusted, consistent source of contractors in either city that can assist with my fix and hold needs.
Jessica Yuan Advice on building equity or cash flow
22 September 2025 | 11 replies
That’s why so many investors focus on building consistent, verified lead flow—without good deal flow, it’s hard to even compare equity vs. cash flow strategies.What? 
Cody M. Bank Account Management for Rentals
3 October 2025 | 8 replies
With bank feeds into QuickBooks (using as an example) you can have all your banks connected so everything is flowing from each bank account so in your case above technology helps with that many bank accounts.The only reason I do mention an option for solos 1 or minimal bank account for multiple properties when starting out is just less bank reconciliations you need to perform.
Mariah Roper My first home/rental
3 October 2025 | 0 replies
-be patient don’t buy the first home you see and like-make sure it’s in a good area where home values are consistently rising-learn loan programs!
Becca Brown Thoughts on AI in Property Management? Laziness or Necessity?
24 September 2025 | 25 replies
After that it's getting more consistent with posting to my social - helping flesh out neglected pieces of my SOI database and helping design the next generation plans for enhanced contact (for me to do).  
Mohamed Omer Comparing rental property tracking systems - what actually works?
25 September 2025 | 7 replies
Keep it simple: 30–60 minutes a month if you update as you go.What matters: track income/expenses by property, attach receipts, separate repairs vs CapEx, bank feed or easy import, P&L by property, Schedule E export, mileage.Setup: separate checking/card for rentals, one folder per property per year, a monthly “close” checklist to reconcile and tag.Needs from 1 to 3+ doors: same basics—just more volume; discipline beats features.
Frazz Wick Background Checks for prior homeowners
8 October 2025 | 5 replies
It’s a reliable way to confirm consistent income and see whether an applicant maintains a financial cushion to handle unexpected expenses.