I’m looking for recommendations for a platform to deal with the maintenance requests and help weed out most of the rest of the BS communication.

I can't comment on the platform to use, but on another note, check your insurance policy and see if there is any Cyber coverage.

Quote from @Nicholas Sanchez: In the middle of putting my spare bedroom onto a rent by the room platform.

Hey everyone,I wanted to drop a quick note about a trend I’m seeing that's worrying me, using a platform called XTDFIN as a prime example of what to look out for.In this current market, everyone is chasing yield, and these new platforms pop up looking incredibly slick, showing massive potential returns on their apps.

The numerous pop-up windows load slowly, and ACH fees for outgoing payments are $1 each, which adds up quickly.It's particularly frustrating that I have to manually create and apply a bill for maintenance fees to each property every month.

I’m currently building a private executive mobility company focused on high-net-worth and executive clients.The platform centers on reliability, discretion, and asset-backed operations (armored vehicle, licensed, insured).Phase one is being built independently , but I’m open to connecting with investors or operators who have experience scaling service-based businesses, logistics, or real-estate-adjacent ventures.

Today they went over things that help my rental go up in visibility on their platform, meaning I will rank higher in their algorithm if I do these things. 

.• Clear expectations in the lease: Emergency vs non-emergency definitions, response windows, and proper reporting channels.

Watching permit data is smart but by the time permits are filed, you're already 3-6 months behind the actual decision cycle that matters.The bigger leading indicator I wish I'd tracked earlier was how many corporate housing and travel nurse platforms were expanding into Denver.

I bought a few deals on that platform from wholesalers that have low volume.