FinTech banks such as SOFI and Ally offer great APY on their savings accounts.

As many of you know, Texas is a non-disclosure state, so public records and most tools don't show true sale prices, just estimates.Here’s what I’ve found so far:PropStream – Great tool, but it uses estimated sale prices, not actual MLS comps.Bright Investor – Integrates with RealEstateAPI, but I’m unsure where that API sources its sold data.CoreLogic – From what I understand, it likely pulls from MLS, but it seems to be geared toward enterprise or large-scale institutional use.Plexerr – I’ve reached out to them directly to ask where their sales data is coming from, waiting to hear back.Ideally, I’m looking for a service (paid is fine) that:Pulls real MLS sold data for TexasIs accessible to investors (not just agents with MLS access)Can be used for comping or market analysis at a detailed level

Pro Tip: Rule of thumb: revenue is a pie, the bigger the slice your property takes in monthly commission the lower the "upfront" payment can be and vice versa.

RentVine is user-friendly and features an open API, facilitating smooth integration with other software platforms. 

Some companies like Zillow have this data accessible to developers via their APIs, but I'm not savy enough to tell you exactly how that works.

No but navigation of forums in app easier than doing it on mobile web 

But before you do a complicated web of holding and operating companies, read your state statutes and local ordinances. 

What web sites, resources I can refer? 

In 2024, I'm trying to automate and delegate as much as possible.The big tasks I would like a VA to perform are:1) Web research2) Website creation & maintenance3) Social media content creation4) CRM work5) Newsletter research6) Market research

To get a list of properties visit each county's web site.Be aware that NC has an "upset bid" system that favors in-state investors.