I wanted to ask what are some tips.

When I bought my laundromat, safety was the first operational problem I had to solve—not revenue or machines.The store sits in a busy Food4Less shopping center, which means constant traffic.

I’ve been tasked with sourcing off-market mobile home communities (100+ pads) in specific markets and MSAs, and I’m trying to be intentional about how I go about it rather than just blasting lists.I understand the obvious channels (brokers, LoopNet, etc.), but the focus here is true off-market: owners who may be tired, under-managed, partnership fatigue, estate situations, or simply open to a conversation.For those of you who’ve successfully sourced larger MHCs off-market:What channels actually produced deals for you?

I’ve seen so many owners struggle with late rent, tenant turnover, maintenance headaches, and compliance issues — it can quickly take the fun out of owning rentals.A few strategies I’ve found helpful for keeping rental management smooth:Use clear lease agreements and proper tenant screeningKeep maintenance and repairs organized with reliable vendorsTrack all income and expenses in a transparent systemStay up-to-date on Florida landlord-tenant law and Fair Housing complianceI’d love to hear what other Florida landlords do to keep things running smoothly — any tips or best practices you swear by?

A few strategies I’ve found helpful for keeping rental management smooth: Use clear lease agreements and proper tenant screeningKeep maintenance and repairs organized with reliable vendorsTrack all income and expenses in a transparent systemStay up-to-date on Florida landlord-tenant law and Fair Housing compliance  I’d love to hear what other Florida landlords do to keep things running smoothly — any tips or best practices you swear by? 

What I do know is that if it’s worth someone’s effort and capital to rent my property and then arbitrage it, that there is more profitability that I can capture if I do it myself.There’s a reason why your vote to post count ratio is the among the lowest of regular posters here.

Bigger Pockets is an incredible source for that.  

hey guysso im tired of being late to good deals on auction.com... their email alerts suck loli write code in my day job so i built a little scraper on apify that pulls all the new foreclosures each morning. way better than getting 100 emails a day about random propertiesanyone else doing this?

My market is TPA and I find my deals by connecting with wholesalers through facebook groups.

Here is why:I mostly focus on partnering with local rehabbers, landlords, etc instead of trying to source buyers.