Holding onto a property merely for tax considerations is a dangerous gamble.

Now that you have experience with RentRedi, you can research other platforms and find one that's more suitable for you.Here are some things to consider:Most investors don't need software until they have 5-10 rentals.

And to take it one step further off Dan's suggestion; you can contact Latchel directly if you didn't want to go on the RentRedi platform.

This is investing, not gambling.

Establish relationships with brokers specializing in multi-family properties, send letters to property owners, and use online platforms like LoopNet, Crexi, and CoStar.

I've been listening to the Rookie Real Estate podcast for the past several months and finally decided that I want to start my real estate journey with the assistance and support of this platform.

She can opt into the platform to pay for those.

I view this as a gambling puzzle.

Networking is plays a big role into this, so connect with other investors on social media platforms and the likes. 

If only Someone with tech intelligence to start a platform just for real estate investing that would include templates to build anilized data for a property to bring to investors