I have a 7-minute technical breakdown of how I set up the Slack commands and the offer logic if anyone wants to see the architecture behind it.

i have a full time job that commands most of my bandwidth and I came across Eric Spofford's Section 8 program and I am curious to know if anyone knows anything about it that can shed some light on whether there is any merit going down this road?

Performance is tied directly to a dominant amenity that attracts a specific guest profile and often commands premium ADRs.

Most investors I talk to are paying $500–$1000/month for platforms that are essentially just a 'Pretty UI' wrapped around data you can buy directly for pennies.The Experiment:I wanted to see if I could build a 'Headless' intake system that bypassed the monthly seats and the marked-up skip tracing.By connecting RentCast (for AVM) and BatchData (for identity) directly into a Slack/Telegram command center, I managed to get the raw cost down to $0.15–$0.30 per lead.The Logic:Address entered on landing page.API validates, skip-traces, and pulls 2026 comps instantly.Verified owner phone number pings the investor’s Slack in < 2 seconds.I'm not a wholesaler myself (I'm the guy building the pipes), but I'm curious to hear from the community:As margins get tighter this year, are you guys still okay with the 'Per-User' pricing of standard CRMs, or is there a move toward building custom API stacks to protect your ROI?

This may look like the apocalypse, but if you're an investor with a long-term view, this is precisely the type of Buyers’ Market that creates opportunities:Discounted entry points into condos that once commanded premium prices.Greater upside potential over time as markets recover and fundamentals reassert themselves. . and they will.Less competition from traditional buyers who have been priced out or sidelined.Price corrections reset valuations, enabling acquisitions that position portfolios for future gains when demand normalizes. . .and it will.Today’s condo price declines are are a strategic opening for disciplined buyers to secure assets at historically attractive prices.

Then a buyer is paying less interest, and the property can command a higher price.

When every comp property has the same finishes, cosmetic upgrades stop commanding rent premiums.Rent growth normalization: Markets that experienced double-digit rent growth in 2021-2022 have returned to more sustainable single-digit (or flat) growth, making it harder to justify exit valuations based purely on rent increases.Buyer due diligence evolution: Institutional acquirers are increasingly asking about documented ancillary income streams during due diligence.

In urban environments where vertical construction is required, the homes tend to command a premium because of the flexibility they provide.

The asset is distinguished by its 100% "townhouse-style" unit mix (all 2-bed/2-bath two-story units) featuring private backyards and in-unit laundry, amenities that strongly support tenant retention and command premium rents relative to standard apartments.

I figure it has to be my underwriting, but my underwriting is based on the commandments established by BiggerPockets sponsored bibles.