Your focus on tech and commercial deals is super relevant—so much is changing in how properties are valued and managed.One tip from my experience: network as much as you can early on.

DM us if you’d like to discuss this logical approach in greater detail!

Any beginner-friendly tips for managing properties effectively?

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I partner with a management company that handles bookings and reimburses damages with proof and receipts.I want to maximize tax deductions and explore the possibility of reporting this income as active income (vs. passive) to access potential tax breaks.I’m considering opening a cleaning or property management LLC to support my STR business.

This includes having a safe, clean, and well-maintained property.

When analyzing purchases, focus on numbers first: cash flow, repairs needed, ARV, and local market trends.Curious — are you looking more at rentals, flips, or just exploring all options right now?

Sounds like you’ve got a solid foundation with your LTRs and a smart plan to explore STRs in the Orlando area.

This is a solid area to get started.

According to a 2024 study, nearly 40% of Realtors rarely or never use a CRM, meaning a substantial portion of the real estate agent population does not utilize this technology for managing client relationships and business processes.This is wasting a lot of time for 40% of agents.Imagine not remembering who to contact,what new leads came in, or even forgetting to textor call a lead back?