@Dominik Suwaj I don’t think there is one correct answer to this question.

It's the most robust accounting platform we've found so we're all in on it.It does take some bookkeeping/accounting knowledge and/or experience to run correctly though which is the #1 complaint we hear about it from REIs and other professionals in the space.Happy to discuss more.- Time Capital Bookkeeping (REI since 2019) Thanks Jake and Max.

But need a little more clarity on the "all in one" concept. 

If it's something you enjoy and want to go all in on, then 100% go for it,it's a great business but a lot of work.  

The good ones are out there but hard to find.

You can capture money in and send money out to owners and all.  

I've worked with several different PM companies and the one's that their in house tech or even part time in house guy were really great for me as the investor!!

Just a few days ago JPMorgan came out with a report pointing out that the billions in new profit that needs to be generated from the fortune being invested in new AI.My thoughts is to take some off the top, transfer money out of the stock market and buy a condo all cash.$150k studio, needs approx $10k rehabbing. $1500 rent, $460 HOA fee, $1300 annual taxes.

I went and use another agent and put an offer in and got it accepted.

Yessir, those both make sense that they both have a high failure rate, wholesale seems made out to be the all in one easy way to get started, but I'm not in this for a get rich quick type of mentality.