I've seen studies that show 72.5% of real estate professionals report increased productivity when using a CRM.There's many studies on this in general but as a Real Estate Agent, which CRM do you use?

@Arman Ahmed Those products will always be in demand, relative to the "average" listing.

So I've heard this can run you a lot - around $30,000 for the average sized home of $400,000 in the area I'm looking at.

(in my area it is the average of the existing surrounding houses, excluding any outliers, less 20%). 

What skiptracing tool or service has been the most effective for you in terms of accuracy, ROI, and overall productivity?

Charlie also emphasizes that QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop are two different products from each other.

I managed 85 doors of the highest performing STRs in the Poconos (have since moved to selling STRs full time from managing) and the ATR market has exploded here- for the right product.

When I asked how their “Loyalty Product Discount” was applied, they couldn’t explain.I also lost access to the live training I attended.

You will never pay a PPP on a conventional loan, and if you put the same upfront cost into a conventional loan as you do on the average DSCR loan, you can often buy the rate down considerably.

I'm interested to know what other hosts think of these new options/products.