Would love to hear how you’ve been handling this lately—your insight could help a lot of people here!

I’ve been hearing more people talk about ways to avoid missing opportunities while waiting for closings or refis to free up capital.How do you all handle this?

TurboTax can handle a simple rental, but once you add depreciation, expenses, and long-term planning, a CPA can usually help you maximize deductions and avoid mistakes.

They need to be educated about the real estate field in general and be able to apply your criteria not to waste time through the acquisition process.The job doesn't end here you need to keep track of the conversations to be able to catch on the rebuttals and the way the caller is handling the conversation.It requires a lot of trial and error phases until you are able to assemble the right team with the right objectives and vision. you can find a lot of callers on Upwork, and fiver but there are also agencies that manage callers and handle all those tasks for you the schedule to dial the contacts is not set in stone, it simply reflects upon the health of the lead list, which gets figured out by the pick up rate and the rejection rate.for the CRM if you are using a huge contacts list and want to maximize your outreach i recommend ready mode Dialer and CRM if you will be using the CRM for other processes such as lead management, acquisition management and disposition i recommend podio to be able to connect all the different dialers and numbers. if you need any help figuring out something in your business process ill be glad to help out! 

I might consider it if someone else handles the business part and I just own the property.

Most PM softwares will also handle payments.  

As we move from simple buy-and-holds into more BRRRR-type deals, taxes and structuring are starting to feel more complex than when we first started.I’m curious how others here handle it—do you stick with a general CPA, or have you found value in working with someone who really specializes in real estate tax strategy?

But you will never be more comfortable and be able to handle more curveballs than in your own backyard.

Some investors still prefer spreadsheets since they’re customizable, while others like the convenience of dedicated software.Are you looking for something lightweight just to track equity, or more of an all-in-one system that handles rent collection, maintenance, and reporting too?

This time around I did not take it to Kiavi since I did not like how they handled the revisions and did not want to provide any exceptions on pricing.