This means you better have new windows, doors, vinyl siding, LVP flooring, composite porches and no bare dirt anywhere.   

our issues with windows are generally that they get scratched.. and we have to replace the glass. 

.- We had to reschedule our lead inspection 3 times and missed our Section 8 window (cannot find another appointment for at least 4 weeks now), which directly cost us weeks of rent and more stress.- At the final walkthrough, he agreed to send receipts for his claimed overages before we’d consider any further payments.- Instead of doing that, he’s now threatening to take us to court over $200, saying we’re “mercenary out-of-state investors” and that the court will side with his “humble workers” who will testify on his behalf.- Still no receipts.

There are also solid courses from CCIM and other CRE education platforms that focus on practical skills and deal analysis.

Platforms like LinkedIn can also be helpful.

If you cannot afford the monthly payment you are immediately removed from the platform.

For example, a lot of landlords I know are experimenting with AI to streamline tasks like drafting rental listings, organizing lease clauses, or even triaging maintenance requests.One thing I’ve found really useful is leveraging platforms that already build AI into their workflows.

Maybe edit the title of this post to attract local agents.And maybe try out the deal calculators on this platform, I believe you can analyze 3 deals for free -you didn't provide any numbers here for us to really chime in.It doesn't sound like this is your first cruise so I'm assuming you have a team assembled and cash reserves in place to cover vacancy/cap x, and repairs etc..I wouldn't kill myself to find a cash flowing deal at the moment - those are challenging right now, but I would more so strive for something that allows you to break even.

And if you’re listing the house online, try platforms like LoopNet or local Facebook groups for real estate or community housing.Just make sure to do your homework and ask for references, check their track record, and make sure they’re following any local zoning or licensing rules.

Quote from @Myro John Briones: Have you tried using the platform InvestorLift?