Criteria used was half a mile radius, less than 360 days old, same bed and bath size and similar look/style and sqft.The property delivered 3% returns and my office manager Lonna is great, but I am not (Even tho Lonna and Engelo work side by side for 8+ years now and are 100% in sync on everything).

HI Jererll, Depending on the size of portfolio you are managing, various platforms send out the auto-reminders as others have mentioned.

You can also go to Airdna, and I think it’ll let you put in the number of bedrooms so you can get an estimate on what your gross income would be for a property of that size. 

Given our size and price point, we have never had a long booking lead time, so it’s tough to say our early summer is shaping up.

I've typically paid 50-60 depending on the size of the lawns.

The larger sized postcards seem to have better esults for me. 

That being said at a certain size you become a competitor. 

Renovation loans such the 203k, Homestyle, Choice, etc. for a project of your size will require 1 GC to run the project.

Despite the size difference, they each required about the same amount of time and effort on our part.

There are a number of guidelines the IRS has for performing a proper cost segregation study (which will pass in the event of an audit) Here is the link to that list on the IRS website:Cost Segregation Audit Technique Guide - Chapter 4 - Principal Elements of a Quality Cost Segregation Study and ReportI have never seen a DIY before, but I'm sure people do it.Depending on the size and type of your property the fee for engaging a qualified engineer-based firm to conduct the study can be as low as $3,000 (lower in certain cases), and the significant benefit created well outweighs the minimal costs.