Permit delays are definitely a huge headache for many of us.

Some investors structure deals so they get their initial investment back at key milestones permits pulled, site prep done and the profit at sale.Since I also work with a lending company, I see a lot of creative ways investors structure deals safely.

This reminds me of the spam folder of the software company that I work at.

Once they have a framework, they free up a huge amount of time so you can focus on strategy and scaling.If you’re running rentals in the Southeast, a VA can easily plug into your property management workflow as long as you give them access to your software (Buildium, AppFolio, RentManager, etc.).Happy to share more about how I structure training and oversight if that’s helpful.

Quote from @Daniel Norman: I am just about to buy my first investment and plan to buy several within the next few months, what software or tools does everyone use to keep track of their portfolio and equity?

What are the gaps in your property management software? 

What are the gaps in your property management software? 

Mainly interested in chatting to see if there are synergies or ways to leverage the software more effectively for marketing and deal flow.If you’ve used Propstream (or even alternatives like REIPro, BatchLeads, etc.), I’d love to connect and compare notes.Thanks in advance, and looking forward to the conversation!

I would definitely have a process in place and if you are not using software platform then at least an email instead of just a text.

It seems to be a hot topic lately, with internet gurus like Pace Morby and Heather Blankenship claiming that you can successfully manage an out-of-state RV park remotely by hiring a park operator, cleaning/maintenance staff, and leveraging software/AI for booking, marketing, and guest inquiries.I’m wondering—how realistic is this in practice?