Hey guys I was curious what is the best pricing tool for my STR in Hampton nh.

Since looking up some REI stuff online, all of my social media is now full of ads of gurus selling their "road to riches" tools. 

The CRM question is huge - most people pick tools that are either overkill or too basic.

You have to dig through TCAD records and city zoning maps, which is a pain.So I made a free tool that does it for you: https://austinadu.comJust type in an address and it pulls up the lot size, zoning, permit history, and tells you if you can add units.

I am with those that manage through the built in tools.

Hi All, Do you use any type of research tools to identify the cities or neighborhoods for long distance investing?

@Lynn QuireQBO is the most popular software in the industry, and most Tax Preparers are familiar with it, which makes tax season easier if they need to make adjustments for you.

It is the most popular software in the industry, so your Tax Preparer will likely prefer it.

I’ve always leaned toward the Dave Ramsey approach, but the more I read, the more conflicting strategies I come across, and it’s getting hard to determine what path makes the most sense long term.I’ve started exploring BiggerPockets tools as well, but I’m not finding much data specific to my area (Memphis, TN), which makes it harder to understand the local market.

Specifically, I’m curious about: • Best practices for self-managing from another state • Tenant screening and lease management remotely • Building a reliable local team (contractors, handymen, cleaners) • Software/tools for managing rent, maintenance, and communication • Any Ohio-specific landlord tips or things to watch out for Any advice, lessons learned, or resources would be greatly appreciated.