Rightnow, trying out Waveapps.com as its free and simple interface. 

It guides everything in my company.Most people (including myself at times) overcomplicate pricing rentals.Here’s the simple rule.Price slightly under market to control tenant quality and reduce vacancy.Stability beats squeezing.

What’s saved us over the years is having one simple rule: if it isn’t documented, it didn’t happen.Here’s the system we use across our rentals:1.

Quote from @William Thompson: One thing I see a lot of real estate investors overlook is the corporate veil of their LLC.They set up the entity — which is great — but then weaken it without realizing it.Here are two simple habits that go a long way in keeping your LLC strong:1.

Learning the numbers, the tenant side, and the management process firsthand is important.Start running simple deal analyses in your area so you understand what works and what doesn’t.

One piece of advice my mentor always drilled into me: keep it simple.

My focus right now is understanding rental properties, deal analysis, and what actually drives cash flow (not just what looks good on paper).I come from a tech and strategy background, so I’m also building simple AI-powered tools to help investors analyze deals, pricing, and rental potential more efficiently.

For small landlords, the goal is simple: every expense tied to a unit, with a clear paper trail.A lot of owners start with a spreadsheet, but the key is structure more than the tool.

Investors like simplicity, and the investment thesis behind senior housing is simple.

The reason QuickBooks seems so intimadating, or any software program for that matter, is because we are using a computer to enter in our income and expenses instead of a piece of paper and a pen.