By removing travel costs, automating the data entry of construction invoices, and using AI for component classification, we pass those efficiencies directly to the property owner.Our goal isn't to replace the complexity of the tax law, but to replace the manual labor historically required to comply with it.

I currently own 4 units and am focused on scaling my portfolio throughout North Carolina.My focus is on small multifamily deals (2–24 units) with a value-add component.

Personally, I would prefer to replace all the drywall, however, I'm not sure if this is unnecessary.

I'm investigating replacement properties in anticipation of doing a 1031 out of our current property.  

Everything wears out and will need to be replaced at some point.

Hey @Tyler Todhunter,I too was an avid Mint user and because of the nature of my business needed to find a Mint replacement for not only myself but for clients. 

Anyone have experience whether it is less maintance long term to replace a gas wall heater with another one like Williams brand or just go with a mini-split?

The structural problem with this deal is that at $70K, your fixed costs (insurance minimums, PM fees, a single water heater replacement) eat the same dollar amount as a $150K property, but you only have half the rental income to absorb them.

Diversity is a fundamental component.  

A comp on the other side of town is 305k.