Stunning furniture and features, two bathroom reno and pretty much new everything walls in.

We self managed the entire time, even remotely, because we found the cost of property management to be too high and it cut into small profits.

with my future investments, I would love to have at least a little bit of cash flow, but I'm fully expecting to pay property management to manage remotely, and more focused more on growth potential / equity, and then to use equity to keep expanding. 

This is a Maryland Historical Property, zoned for residential high density, with specific limitations on its usage due to its zoning.The property is massive, offering 8,276 square ft of space, including 5,445 square ft of finished area, and it features a substantial driveway.

My ideal platform would offer: - Standard CRM features (i.e. contact management, drip campaigns, etc.) - Integration with lead capturing platforms including websites and social media- Workflow/transaction management systems that serve as a checklist to help you remember and organize the 5,000 different things you are working on for your various clients - Monthly pricing in the range of $10-$60/month Platforms such as Top Producer seem to be industry staples but there are several new(er) systems like Zoho that seem to offer interesting features as well. 

Hello,Greetings! I presently have a few multifamily properties in Philly. I have been with a property mgmt. company for the last 6+ years and thinking of managing on my own. The people are nice, competent, but the cos...

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I've been at it fully remote for nearly two years and I absolutely love it.

I only have student loan debtI have a full-time remote jobI have no prior experience in real estate investingMy credit score is high 700'sHere are the details about the property in Zenda,WI:Asking price: $235KIt’s being sold by out-of-state heirsIt needs at least $50K in repairs and updatesThe neighboring house recently sold for $235K (though I don’t have details on its condition before the sale)A family friend who owns a construction company assessed the property and noted the following:Replacement Needed: Furnace, Water Heater, Water Softener, Floor (concrete replacement needed due to unevenness), Roof, GuttersUpdates Needed: 1.5 BathroomsConcerns: Black mold and water leak marks upstairsRemodel Suggestion: The staircase is very steep and narrow; recommended to relocate and extend it into the living spaceAdditional Work: The property slopes downward, allowing rain to flow into the house.

Once the investor enters the life expectancy of the capital expenses, financing, short term financing, rehab costs, turn costs, maintenance, and expected sale or rental revenue, the property management features will project the cashflow, equity, and profitability.