Highlight unique features of the property that may not be immediately obvious, such as energy-efficient appliances, recent renovations, or nearby amenities like parks, restaurants, or public transportation.Additionally, you might want to review your listing's description to ensure it’s engaging and informative.

It’s awesome to see CFOs with REI expertise here — having someone help organize finances and highlight efficiencies is huge for scaling a portfolio.

I use QBO exclusively for my real estate clients and my own portfolio because its integrations and features make it more efficient than other software.

Strategy considerations:Start with one or two properties to get your feet wet - whether it’s turnkey SFRs or small multifamily - and focus on cash flow and systems.Keep an eye on financing options that could allow you to leverage capital efficiently.

I work with a lending company that helps investors structure deals efficiently, and it’s amazing how much smoother things go with the right support.

I want to set things up correctly from both a liability protection and tax-efficiency standpoint but I’m not sure what the smartest approach is.I want to make sure I’m protected personally, while not overcomplicating things or eating up profits with unnecessary entity costs.If anyone has been through a similar situation—owning properties in more than one state—and can share what structure worked well (or what to avoid), I’d really appreciate the insights.Thanks in advance!

A local real-estate CPA can guide taxes and depreciation so you stay efficient.

It’s important to find one that handles everything from tenant screening to maintenance efficiently.

In general, real estate is a highly efficient market, if you are seeing 20%+ net IRRs, just know there real risks in the investment in various ways. 

It boosts your contact rate to 25% in our dialer, and is more efficient with your labor costs.2.