If I don't do my homework looking for properties in a good location, acquiring properties with potential where it is profitable, and looking for an efficient property manager.

In 10 years, when you have a nice portfolio of homes and they're cash flowing nice chunks of money, you'll appreciate the amount of time, energy and effort you put into your business and will get to enjoy the fruits of your labor.When I first went to the cpa I've been using for the last 5 or 6 years and explained what I was doing, he said, he's heard it before.

You can keep trying as it is possible to get different results depending on who you talk to, however I do not think it is worth the energy. 

This was a great location (wish I had bought more in this area) and is an efficient SF home with a small lot minimizing maintenance.

There certainly are more economical and as efficient firms and CPA's out there.

Loving all the energy of your post and the group you’ve formed!!

And, yes also to the HVAC- worth doing if it is that old, depending on the size of the house, it may only be $5000 to $10,000, and the new ones that are energy-certified will give you a tax credit, as well- not to mention, these will also help you sell our property faster when it is time to sell, as these will already be 'done'- not to mention, the new HVAC system will save your renters money every month in energy efficiency!

It’s a comprehensive tool for landlords.These tools should help you get accurate rental price estimates and manage your medium-term rentals efficiently.

Im looking to move our 5 (soon to be 17) short term rentals over from being solely listed on airbnb, to a comprehensive PMS system to save on airbnb fees and build some efficiencies into our workflow.

It's more capital efficient for us and it allows the investor to force (and keep) some equity.We're also starting to offer a true turnkey product where that's all done on our end.