Quote from @Shan Dey: Hi there, any recommendation of any AI Customer Service Agent specifically trained with real estate data or investment in RE?

It provides detailed investment data like rental yield, cash flow projections, ROI, and even one- to five-year forecasts.

I finally got back into my account after a few weeks of login issues, so I’ll be catching up on all your comments.

If this is a fair market value based on comps and other current data, then maybe your expectations are a little too high regarding what you're expecting to get vs what you're expecting to pay.

It gives you real data without fully committing.STR success often comes down to balancing guest experience with operational efficiency.

I've been building for others and am finally ready to build for myself.

I am very determined and eager to get started if anyone has any advice or ways to get started whether that's with reaching out to hard money lenders, making sure I'm doing my data correct, etc.

thing is dirt cheap for what you get, even just in the reports and data side of things never mind the education side. 

@Waruna Yapa, like @Shelli Behrens said, I'd recommend QuickBooks Online as your "master" accounting platform that compiles all data from all different sources.

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