We are running a business after all if you're a real estate agent or investor and businesses always have systems and outsourcing like you said.

What I meant is that if I ever decide to buy, I’d prefer it to be in a market where I can meet the team and inspect systems once or twice a year, rather than buying in a location that’s a great STR market but a weak overall real estate market if I ever choose to sell. 

So sad - Kiavi is a premier lender for brokers their system is amongst the best but this is a massive red flag and a terrible way to destroy strong broker relationships.

Systemize everything.We track turns, rehab costs, vendor performance, and rent history across every LLC.

The next things I’d dig into are tenant quality, age of major systems, and whether there’s any upside (light value-add, rent bumps, etc.)

Learn the system that all people, accountants, CPAs and all are going to use which is quickbooks so you know it and it can be transferred easy when you are ready to move from self managing to bookkeeper to accountant. 

I have a small long-term single family rental and thinking about converting toward medium term.Most nearby major employer is probably Novant Health hospital system that I believe is expanding a campus in the local vicinity.

Hamidou, this is a really common situation with MTRs, and honestly, a lot of people oversimplify it with that “you don’t need to screen nurses” advice.Yes, the nurse is usually solid — they’re background-checked by the hospital, the staffing agency, and sometimes even the vendor management system.

Mainly manufactured housing, conversions, ground-up construction and very targeted flips and BRRRRs. 

Having access to different structures can make the difference between winning or losing a deal.Curious what systems you’ve found most effective.