I’ve been looking at a few deals and honestly the due diligence process feels like a mess.

My current process consists of using Dealcheck to underwrite and QBO to create a budget and track actuals.

I thought I knew everything about the process.

I’m especially interested in how property managers across different markets are handling workflow challenges, communication tracking, reporting, and day-to-day operational complexity.I’ve joined to learn from experienced landlords and managers nationwide and better understand how systems and processes are evolving in real-world environments.Looking forward to connecting with members from various states and learning from your practical insights.Glad to be here.

We have a pretty strict screening process and use Buildium for every tenant we place and also do not rent to anyone with a felony.

I’m especially interested in connecting with Florida-based investors with local experience, but I’d also value input from investors in other markets who have experience with small multi-family and long-term buy-and-hold strategies.I’m hoping to connect with investors who are open to:- Sharing market perspective- Comparing deal assumptions- Possibly meeting in person if localI’m serious about making a purchase within the next 3-6 months and appreciate learning from people who have gone through the process.  

I'm in construction and have done extensive remodels on very high-end homes, so I'm not worried about the rehab process. 

At what point did you decide to systematize your follow-up process?

My wife and I started an LLC and are in the process of buying our first single family property in rural central Pennsylvania.  

What are your screening criteria, and what does your approval process look like?