What platform are you considering switching to?

Quote from @Denis Gvozd: @Bradley BuxtonZillow will not work if you need to analyze a multifamily/commercial building, but it's a great source for residential properties.True Zillow an under 4-unit platform. 

I’ve seen many investors move their business banking to platforms like Bluevine because of the higher yield accounts and super convenient interfaces.

I have been considering building a treehouse on a parcel I own as high as I am able with a wrap around deck with 360 degree mountain views as my next project. 

I'd just make sure you have a VERY CLEAR SCOPE OF WORK no matter who you work with.If you decide to use someone besides your property manager, you need to have BOOTS ON THE GROUND that can view the property a couple of times a week at least! 

Thanks Samuel, So far I like the platform so glad I found it and am now a part of it.

I like the idea of tracking every seller interaction in one place, but now I’m concerned we might end up with way too many properties in our CRM over time.For those of you who use platforms like PropStream or ListSource, are you calling and mailing directly off those lists without uploading them to your CRM?

I bought it sight unseen as I viewed it as a small development project, did my due diligence up front and didn’t really care about the state of the house.There were 5 offers on the property to which I ended up knowing a few of the other bidders.

I know a common equity investment would be subject to UBIT but since there is no back end upside I wasn't sure if the pref equity would be viewed as a loan?

These investments allow for greater flexibility, diversification, and tax benefits.Two examples of pooled fund investing platforms are Concreit and Fundrise.