Curious how other investors stay on top of deadlines once deals start stacking up.I’ve been seeing a lot of newer investors juggle contracts, addenda, and lender requests all at once — especially when running multiple deals.What systems or processes are you using to keep files clean and closings smooth?

As you continue to grow, having systems around leasing, screening, and ongoing management can really make a difference, especially when juggling different asset types.If you ever want to bounce ideas around or have questions related to professional property management or scaling efficiently, I’m always happy to help or point you in the right direction, even though I’m in a different market.

That way, you still get clean, property-level reporting without juggling tons of logins or cards.Baselane also lets you open multiple dedicated accounts under one umbrella (if you still prefer to separate certain properties or LLCs), so you can scale without the chaos.

Welcome to BP, Rosey, and huge kudos to you for juggling so much at once.

What's your plan for staying consistent with leads while juggling corporate finance hours? 

What helped was standardizing a few templates and having one place where tenant messages and documents lived, instead of juggling calendar reminders, email, and paper.For a small number of units, keeping it simple matters more than having “all the features.”

This is extremely valuable to an owner who is juggling multiple things.

That way you can run a P&L by property, by LLC, or combined, without juggling multiple QuickBooks files.

Once you’re juggling multiple workbooks + folders + aggregator sheets, it works… until it doesn’t, especially when tax time hits and you need clean exports.Out of curiosity, what’s the biggest friction point for you today — keeping everything tied to the right property, pulling year-end totals, or just the time it takes to maintain the system?

It’s not just slower turns — it’s hesitating on repairs, screening, or lease enforcement because you’re juggling everything.