It feels like Quickbooks to me and is easy to use, categorize, and see trends over time. 

The house is in good shape but has not been updated since the 2000's. 

The home is small and appears to be in great shape, not looking to break the bank for the inspection.

By staying attuned to market trends, leveraging technology, and fostering a culture of adaptability, we can position ourselves for success in the face of adversity.

Selling the property within 5 years could give you tax-free equity, but if you decide to keep it as a rental, you'll have to consider potential taxes.To better understand the real estate market trends in the area, it's important to analyze factors such as property appreciation potential, rental demand, job growth, and economic stability.

I buy houses in bad shape all the time as do many here on BP.

We finally have enough 2024 data from MLS for a solid read where this year is going: the median home price in the greater Milwaukee area is now $320,000, that's up 11.8% YoY.And we see a similar trend with rents: I don't see that direction change anytime soon: we would need to lose a bunch of people or ad several thousand units.

Its a strategy that barely even worked few years ago but currently airbnb rents are DOWN across the board and LTR rents are UP, the trend changed last year due to so much airbnb supply it dropped the rates and airbnb also got stricter with cancellation fees as well as giving guest refunds more often. 

I ignore the Zestimate as I find that it overstates the value of tax sale properties, which are generally in worse shape than the comps Zillow's algorithm is using.

My brother bought a health club membership 2 years ago, and still complains about being out of shape!?!