This strategy aligns well with the goal of building a more robust portfolio over time.Feel free to share more details if you have specific properties in mind, and good luck with your investment decisions!

I used them when I first started 13 years ago, but switched to something more robust when I hit 150+ units.Software is a common question on BiggerPockets.

However, resuming renovations is essential to increasing revenue, and a capital infusion allows us to resume both interior and exterior renovations.

Here are some areas where automation and tech adoption can make a difference: Customer Relationship Management (CRM): Use a robust CRM system to track interactions with potential buyers, sellers, tenants, and partners.

All gov can do, under loss mitigation laws, is give home owners extra time to scrap up some money and make some sort of arrangement to resume paying their loans.

Having a robust system in place to vet tenants for the right fit is key to long term success. 

I looked up the engineer's resume and their "experience" was less than five years of designing new commercial steel office buildings for the suburbs.

So far from what I see, they offer property info and a couple of other things, but not sure if the robustness of what you can end up with utilizing a hubspot or even salesforce will compare. 

In my case, I don't have enough units to need all the bells and whistles of a more robust system.

From the liability/asset protection side always use licensed and insured vendors, build out a robust contract management system, make sure the owner is always listed as additional insured.