A lot of platforms advertise as "free" but then charge percentage-based fees on rent payments, which adds up fast.I actually ended up building my own solution (RentSolve AI - rentsolve.ai) because I couldn't find anything that solved the compliance piece.

Additionally appreciated the take and sentiment that as we move further and further into a tech and ai slop world, the antithesis of that, or the fundamentals of manual "touches" will become more and more valuable. 

No sir this is not AI, just another Real Estate investor sharing some points I’ve learned through out my on going journey.

I agree with @Peter Mckernan about the AI tools.

And that’s the foundation of the “Power of 10” framework I now teach clients.

AI is making it easier than ever to start your own business (Apollo). -- Nashville News — Plans rumored for Nashville’s largest skyscraper construction, south of Downtown / Broadway, a 53-story hotel and residences by Chicago’s DAC Development (Nashville Post).

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/70/topics/1279867-shoul...Same AI slop questions week after week   ya there seems to be a few ladies that keep doing this regularly. 

If you're doing your job as an agent for the seller, you've got it priced for a "retail" sale to an owner-occupant.Owner-occupants buy emotionally, thus will pay the highest amount.Investors, other then naive newbies, buy analytically and should only pay an amount that makes their target ROI work - whch is usually BELOW market price.

So I took the swing.Here’s the lesson: I got sold.He responded to a text campaign, received initial contact with my AI, and we never actually spoke on the phone—not once.

A I are my initials but I am very real. lol @Nicholas L.To your points, @Doug Heim, @Bo Smith, and Nicholas I understand the "red flags" conundrum as follows: we must identify problems prior to purchase, factor those deficiencies into the acquisition price, and ensure we have the right contractors to execute the necessary repairs.