A lot of novice brokers/LOs treat their reps like garbage and expect them to close in 10 days.

But not regurgitating propaganda and rhetoric to brow beat a person into conformity as thankfully few do, I have no patience for that garbage. 

I'd love to hear from anyone — agents, investors, SaaS founders — especially if you've felt this pain.Thanks in advance 🙏— EduardoThis concept sounds great in theory — but in practice, it runs into a major challenge that anyone experienced in real estate understands:Garbage in = garbage out.Most AI or automated underwriting tools are only as reliable as the data sources feeding them, and in real estate, that data can be wildly inconsistent.Examples:Condition estimates are often pulled from outdated MLS photos or missing entirelyComps can be skewed if the tool doesn’t account for school districts, zoning, or lot irregularitiesRent estimates rarely reflect real market dynamics like concessions, vacancies, or neighborhood turnoverTax data might miss special assessments or upcoming increasesI’ve been in this space long enough to see how fast an “automated ROI calculator” can lead someone to buy the wrong deal — or miss a great one — simply because the data behind it lacked local nuance.That said, I love the idea of reducing the fragmentation between tools.

Nontheless, I ensured the place was livable and fixed major issues such as better ventilation, garbage disposal, balanced the patio deck, fixed the shower head in the bigger bedroom, and others.- Two tenants currently aren’t getting along.

For what it's worth, 8% CoC over five years is garbage in my opinion compared to other deals on the market that are north of 10% day one.

(Repeat for breakers, garbage disposals, HVAC, leaks, toilets, appliances, faucets, smoke alarms.)A Universal Catch-All Prompt“ChatGPT, act as a professional home-maintenance technician.

@Stuart UdisThanks for preaching the truth but I still think that the people want this garbage. 

Like landscaping or garbage. 

I've owned and managed my own rentals for a little over 13 years now and dishwasher troubles pop up from time to time but in my experience, the most frequent issues arise from garbage disposals and tenants being too rough on them.

The property is also becoming more run down with garbage left in the yard.We did some digging ourselves and found out that this property is a rental property.