@Chris Curzon I use https://www.mailform.io/The user interface is good and i can also pay using my credit card for each mail that is sent out.

Neither interfaces or reports seem great from the landlord side and since I would like to start creating more separation between the personal/rental/individual property finances I figured I could benefit from Baselane or Stessa through their competitive interest rates, low/no fees, and property management software. 

INNAGO - This user-friendly platform is packed with fantastic features, ranging from marketing and tenant screening to payment processing, maintenance work orders, and much more!

For those unfamiliar, Claude Code is Anthropic's command-line tool for agentic coding - it's definitely more of a power-user interface compared to the standard AI chats.

A lot of his friends think that getting a "real job" or creating a "real business" is for chumps.

Originally posted by @DeAllen Adams:Does anyone of any investor friendly, real estate brokerages in the Chicago area (particularly the south suburban are), where I can hang my brokers license?

We currently emphasize Zillow because in our opinion it has the most user friendly map to search a broad region or area. 

Hello everyone,After sharing a small multifamily deal analyzer here recently and receiving some helpful feedback, I’ve been working on a more advanced underwriting model for larger value-add multifamily projects and wanted to share a quick preview as I continue refining it.The goal has been to maintain a clean, user-friendly structure while allowing for more detailed, real-world analysis.

Working with an investor-friendly brokerage can be a big advantage for a first-time flipper. but only if you understand what value they actually bring and what you’re giving up in return.Here’s how to think about it:✅ Pros of using an investor-friendly brokerage1.

I am looking to network with any Chicagoland based REI friendly agents and Contractors.