The API connection with Zapier sounds like a solid workflow, and I can definitely see how that keeps things running smoothly without stepping on each other's toes.

Its sorely needed..

Anyone who dips their toes in the General Contracting waters will lose a digit or two. 

I don't want to step on any toes, but if you're not working with an agent, I'd be happy to help you, but even if you are,  I'd be happy to talk with you about the Redding area and answer any questions you might have, etc.

As a CFO of a development, GC, and property management firm, I’ve seen investors thrive (and stumble) with both single-family homes (SFHs) and multifamily, so here’s my take.Option 1: Single-Family Home Portfolio (20 SFHs via BRRRR or Cash Flow)This is a great way to dip your toes in.

Our basic understanding is that it's best to put the deed in the LLC's name in case a tenant stubs their toe and tries to litigate.

Perhaps you have a unit coming up for rent, and you could dip your toe in by converting it from an annual rental into a STR. 

MHP's are not eye sores and sorry if you think like that.

All the bad math folks will be sorely disappointed if the cuts are not extended this year.Without question, following the run up in prices and rents we've lived through a correction will come.

Group A is looking to be financially free, reach their magic number, and put their toes in the sand for the rest of their life.