I’m always curious to learn what other people are doing, what’s working, and what’s not.So here’s my question for today:What’s one small tweak you made in your property management process that ended up making a huge difference?

The key is to keep records like receipts, detailed activity logs, and anything tangible that shows the work they’re actually doing.Even for long-term rentals, tracking time and understanding passive vs. non-passive income matters, though the rules are a little different.This is one of the biggest tax advantages of STRs done right.

Out with the bathroom/tub and in with a walk-in shower, new tile and vanity, rebuild the deck completely with trex deck and railing and raise it all to one level (about 1,200 sq ft of deck on an 800 sq ft cabin).

The biggest takeaway was that not every project will be a win, but each one provides valuable experience that strengthens future decision-making and strategy.

Hello allBeen wholesaling for a couple years try to wrap it up. Looking for a better service to take it to the next level?Any help or advice would helpThanks 

For those who’ve borrowed multiple times, what’s one thing you wish lenders or brokers did better during the process?

Since one can only get estimates in the very beginning, what margin on cashflow makes people decide to go forward and make an offer on a property?

One thing I have learned in this business is 99.9% of people look out for their own best interests first.

You’d need to look at the property as a whole rather than just one unit.

Hey everyone,I’m analyzing a potential house hack in Waterford, CT and would love some feedback from the community.This is a unique property because it has two separate single-family homes on one lot.