You bought a micro-hospitality company that requires brand positioning, marketing funnels, client experience design, systems architecture, and cash flow management.

Quote from @Kelly Schroeder: The biggest challenges on scaling flipping are quality control with contractors for example getting the vanity light straight and centered with the vanity sink.

Some investors still prefer spreadsheets since they’re customizable, while others like the convenience of dedicated software.Are you looking for something lightweight just to track equity, or more of an all-in-one system that handles rent collection, maintenance, and reporting too?

Maybe your PM can assist with this.The other idea is to implement a RUBS system to bill back usage to the tenants if you can remain comptetitive doing this. 

On August 19, 2025 Councilwoman Tiara Burnett in a work session introduces Rent Stabilization or Rent Control!

You handled it the right way getting pest control in right away, at least you have proof on record.

@Lucas Vanroboys  We us a speco blue system with high quality cameras.

Some investors will also hire a local co host or property manager who can handle setup, take deliveries, and oversee projects if you don’t want to be hands on.If you want to keep more control, you can also hire a designer just for the setup phase to get the property ready, then hand it off to your cleaner or PM.

Managing the project will be the hardest part, making sure the project is done correctly, and the quality control is there.

Self-managing sounds like a smart way to save money, but things can go wrong quickly without the right systems or knowledge in place.Here are 6 common (and costly) mistakes I see over and over from DIY landlords:1.