I feel like all general purpose software can for sure handle RE bookkeeping.

Bottom line:Yes, you can sometimes find 7-handle rates, but upper 7s are the going rate for vanilla 30-year fixed investment loans.

Now I’m testing a setup where:- I snap a receipt → it’s auto-tagged to the right property- Bank transactions get sorted instantly by category- Anything uncertain gets flagged for me to approveThe long game (and what I’m building into a native app) is to have that same system handle rent reminders, lease tracking, and repair follow-ups—so expense tracking isn’t a whole separate job.I’m piloting this with a few landlords now—happy to share what’s working if you want the details.

Mine is a basic install where air handler is inside the house + condenser is right next to the house. 

.❏ Checking with your property manager every quarter and asking whether he or she is seeing more people falling behind on their rent, more people unable to handle rent increases, or a decrease in tenant demand.DECREASING THE HEADACHE FACTORIf you want to make your portfolio grow, you need to be focused on finding and acquiring properties, not working out a payment plan with a struggling tenant.

I’m curious how other landlords and PMs handle the timeline between tenant rent payments and owner payouts.Here’s how our process currently works:

When tenants pay rent, the payment goes through our property manage...

I’m looking for a reliable property manager who is experienced in rooming houses and can handle rent collection, tenant placement, and basic maintenance coordination.

Keep mechanical closets, utility doors, and air-handler spaces unobstructed.c.

In the case of the HVAC, I could replace the condenser this year (<$2500) and the air handler (also <$2500) next year.In the case of the roof I could replace the half of the roof that looks more deteriorated this year, and replace the rest next year (also <$2500 per year).

@Jake Handler