I'm I tech and tech isn't good, we are getting laid off and not hired  ( I’m living off of savings. 

Many of my clients are spread across different states, and with today’s tech, everything from cost segregation studies to entity planning can be handled virtually without sacrificing quality.A great real estate CPA won’t just “do your taxes” — they’ll help you plan ahead, so you can take advantage of depreciation, 100% bonus write-offs (under the new 2025 bill), and passive/active loss rules that most general accountants miss.If you’re already at three doors and thinking strategically about deferral, you’re at the perfect stage to start working with a tax strategist who can map out the next few years — not just this filing season.Are you leaning more toward holding your properties long-term, or planning to add more STRs this year?

You have maybe two years to really give it all you got before many will be outsourced by tech and doing a real estate deal will be like buying an iPhone online, it'll be a new wave of consumer tech.

I have been trying to figure out which works best before buying my first property.This is what I observe:Excel spreadsheets - free but time consumingQuickBooks - $30/month but too complexStessa - free version is good enough but runs out of steam soonOther landlord software - from $20-40/month with mixed reviewsWhat's irking me is that the majority of these tools either make you feel like a huge property management company or as if you're not very tech-savvy.

AI is just the latest tech tool.So, they'll be good uses of it and bad.Just like the internet, PMC software, PMC support software, etc..Personally, I think the best uses will be:1) Answering repetitive owner & tenant questions- Will actually provide more human-like responses once "programmed" properly.2) Responding to tenant prospects too lazy to actually read property postings, so they call, email or text repetitive questions.3) Enhancing followup tasks- Will actually provide more human-like responses once "programmed" properly.4) Make data analysis & aggregation MUCH easier!

Atlanta has a thriving tech scene in Buckhead which brings a lot of jobs to the city.

There's something special about face-to-face interactions and handwritten messages that tech often can't replicate.That said, I think the biggest potential is harnessing AI to enhance relationships—not replace them.

Anyhow, I called their Tech support yesterday.

Class C has a reliable tenant who pays rent on time but there are lot of repair calls.My California properties would be considered Class A - most tenants are high income earners, specifically engineers and tech workers. 

They can't lose even if the syndication is a giant failure.I also looked into commercial real estate around 2021 or 2022.