One thing I’ve enjoyed lately is helping connect the right people locally.I’m not actively buying right now, but knowing who actually closes vs who talks has made a big difference for everyone involved.Curious, what makes someone a “must call” partner for you?

For anyone scaling past a few properties, automating your emergency intake is a must.

Would love to hear what features you'd actually pay for vs. what's just "nice to have."

Buildings are a combination of many systems that must work together...like the human body, or a car. 

I have a 2 bed 1 bath house in the mountains in PA absolutely beautiful.

Specifically, I’m hoping to learn more about: What to look for in a turnkey duplex (red flags, must-haves, common issues)How to properly run the numbersRent assumptionsVacancy, maintenance, CapExCash flow vs. breakeven for owner-occupantsTips and tricks for being a first-time landlordBasically anything you wish you knew before buying your first duplex Maybe pittsburgh-specific advice (neighborhoods, rent expectations, taxes, utilities, etc.)

Any red flags, or must-haves in the scope or deliverables?

The plan for our first deal together is to purchase a turnkey duplex locally (Haddon Township, NJ area) and have me fully manage it to get my feet wet.

I must have taken stupid pills today because the math aint mathing on my 1031 exchange.thank you in advance

We found a lot of owners couldn't make the math work on valves ($600+/unit), so we focused on just the "Alerts" (Sensors only) to drop the cost to ~$230.Curious if you think the automatic shutoff is a "must-have" or if a fast alert to the maintenance team is good enough?