Hello everyone, I am a new user on this platform and joined because I am interesting in investing in multifamily and connecting with experienced investors.

I would love any and all feedback on the topics and frequency of these messages. 1 Week from check-in:- Thank you again, welcome- Ask about reason for visit- Directions- Attractions in the area- Any specifics about checking in our finding their property (apartment type single family structure can get confusing for first timer which suite)- Parking Instructions- Ask for any questions we can answer ahead of time- Provide contact number if need direct contact1-2 Days Out:- X number of day reminder, excited they are joining- Ask for follow up questions- Video instructions on how to find their suite/apartment (link to video player)- Check In instructions- Wifi instructions- Parking Instruction reminder- Google Map and Apple Map links for their phone GPS- Contact number reminder for their stayEvening of Check-In- Ensure they're settling in- Confirm we want them to have a 5* experience- Contact number reminderMorning of Check-Out- Thank them for staying- Ask for feedback on how to improve amenities onsite- Check-Out Time- Check-Out Instruction2 Days after Check-Out- Thank You for staying- Ask for rating on booking platform- Offer Loyalty discount for return stay- Ask for Referral

To avoid partnership issues, 50/50 is likely your best bet.

Me, my partner, and our CTO are building a platform that utilizes AI for all people to sell and buy homes.

She's an agent that works in that area and does a ton of work with out-of-state investors.I think NW Indiana is a great bet, it provides solid cash flow and continues to have Chicagoans flood that way to avoid taxes. 

i think the gift basket may be more beneficial to real estate agents to get referrals and possibly to get new tenants. i bet that was nice, i wouldn't forget that either!

I'm really excited to share that we’ve launched PassivePockets—a platform built specifically for Limited Partners like you. 

You bet.

Your best bet is when you renew the lease to add in a clause regarding plumbing repairs related to negligence of the tenant.

Think of it as a (hopefully not too) expensive lesson on the ins and outs of deposit management; I bet you won't make the same mistake again!