Do you charge for small dents in drywall....I would think so.

I've been looking into adding an ADU in Austin since the HOME Initiative changed the rules.

On paper, new construction seems “easy” to self-manage:• Lower maintenance (initially)• Builder warranties in place• Fewer system failures• Higher tenant demandBut I’ve seen some tradeoffs too:• Warranty coordination can still be time-consuming• Lease structuring matters more in A/B class neighborhoods• Tenant screening expectations are higher• Rent pricing has to be dialed in, new builds often sit if overpriced• Investors scaling to multiple properties hit bandwidth issues quicklyIn Birmingham, Huntsville, and Atlanta, we’re seeing strong demand for newer inventory, but also more competition in certain submarkets.For those who’ve owned new builds for 1–3 years:Did you start self-managing and switch later?

Thank you for reinforcing my initial thoughts. 

For Zelle I have used before but because I have a have a business account my bank account charges a service and some time there are limits on the amount of money that can be sent per day or per transaction.

Initial experience was positive.2023–mid 2025: Mostly smooth operations with one tenant turnover.July 2025: Tenant broke lease.

At the same time, we know that our LPs will want us to have a system of preferred returns, promotes, etc. to ensure that we uphold their best interests and perform, and we'd like to charge a small amount for managing the entire deal.

If I’d like to sell I charge over market so they decide to move or I get paid more money to change my plans. 

I have never heard this discussed on the BP podcast.I also reached out to their team to learn more and they are charging approximately $5,000 initially and $400 a month after that to be a part of their mastermind program. 

My CPA is charge $625/m and I feel so detached from the income and expenses.