What I'd bring to the table would be researching and sourcing properties, cash for down payments and other expenses, and design and some finishing material sourcing.

This means they need the next infusion of money to get materials and subs out there, and their subs are always waiting for payments as well.

They may recommend durable materials and finishes that are easy to clean and maintain, reducing downtime between bookings.Stay Competitive: In a competitive market, professionally designed properties stand out among the competition.

So, as a technology entrepreneur, I got to wondering if there's a way to research, acquire, and manage my deals more easily using the power of artificial intelligence (AI) or some other internet software.I have an idea of what I think I need to build, but before I build it, I would appreciate some feedback from this community: What's the hardest (or most frustrating) part of real estate investing for you?

I have not set up internet or any other utilities, as there have been no tenants living in the property since I closed in late February. 

Thank you, I really appreciate the tips because it's so much information and I just want to be focusing on the right material. 

And doing it on the internet is crazy.. granted some good CpAs have chimed in.. but you need to spend some money and get these answers from an attorney who specializes in these and then a CPA who understands how to set this up as well.at least IMHO.. pay for top notch advice it will be worth it in the long run. 

Its all over the internet, so easy to find. 

How do you find and compensate a good designer for overall material choices and color selections? 

AI can help craft some marketing materials and can help you call inbound leads, it can't do cold calling (legally) in the USA.