It's just built to give landlords a whole lot of organization.  

I've found it very easy to use and helping with keeping everything organized. 

I would do 1 at a time until I had a couple base hits under my belt.Once you get to a point in your organization skills that you can manage multiple projects and deals, I would scale slowly and make a really good lending connection that can fund your growth and adapt as you do. 

That risk often outweighs the benefits.So as an organization, we usually advise our clients to stick with year-long leases unless there’s a very specific reason to go month-to-month.

You can create projects for each property or LLC and keep all notes, deadlines, and completed tasks organized in one place.QuickBooks Online is the go-to for financial recordkeeping.

You could think about having a different address in your articles of organization as well as a different registered agent.

When you meet in person, pay attention to how organized they are and trust your gut.

And that's pretty normal in the multi-family space - for an organization to teach you about this element of investing:  expect $20k for the fee.For the free stuff, let's try some local real estate meetup groups.

If you are considering wholesaling or want great education on how to best leverage your license as an investor, you just need to make sure you join an investor-friendly organization within eXp. 

They know what’s deductible, how their income flows, and when to get professional help before it’s too late.If you’re scaling your portfolio, spend as much time building your systems as you do finding your next deal.That’s where real freedom (and real profit) comes from.Curious — what’s one thing you wish you’d done differently to stay more organized as your portfolio grew?