I always knew it was good, but I checked into them on almost every condo that was active and I was impressed that even after the resort took their massive 50% cut to manage everything, the owners were still often grossing over 2k many months for a 250k condo.

Meaning there is a massive pent up demand for affordable housing (sub-300k).

I want to capitalize and depreciate as much of the project as possible to avoid showing massive expenses on next year's return that will make it difficult to obtain conventional financing for the following year or two. 

These are the kinds of things I am looking to figure out so I don't go out and end up getting a massive fee.

If potential residents were not interested in the particular home they viewed, app interfaces allowed residents to see similar and neighboring homes managed/owned by the same party.To say it made our previous self-showing open houses seem antiquated would be a massive understatement.

Congrats on your massive success in a very short time!!!

Unless you are doing some massive renovation a couple of weeks should be sufficient even to take it from an ugly rental to a very nice rental.

Here's my biggest lesson - REMEMBER your WHY.FINANCIAL FREEDOM - doesn't necessarily look like having a company with 35 employees, having 8 vertically integrated real estate companies, striving to get another 300 wholesale & rehab deals, and another 1,000 units that year, while locking yourself into 20 zoom meetings a week to run a massive company that now owns YOU.

I’d be interested to hear how y’all have everything setup as QBO doesn’t naturally allow for complete fiscal tracking of everything (like balance sheet transactions).

But if you change even one process that results in you closing a real estate deal you just scored a massive return on investment.