I wouldn't recommend collecting rent through Zelle, you should use a property management software that allows this.

Let's just imagine a scenario where you only have one property, and you don't use any PMSs or apps like Turno, for example.Cleaning and maintenance: 4 hours per weekRestocking supplies: 1 hour per weekResponding to inquiries and bookings: 2 hours per weekHandling guest concerns during stays: 1 hour per weekCreating and updating listings: 1 hour per weekManaging pricing: 1 hour per weekFinances and taxes: 2 hours per monthInspections and minor improvements: 4 hours per monthTotal estimated time per week: 12 hours, more or lessTotal estimated time per month: 26 hours, more or lessIf you do use pieces of software to automate your work, it can be even less.

The key detail here is how the trust is structured and the specific circumstances surrounding the sale.In many cases, the type of trust (revocable vs. irrevocable) can influence the tax implications.

I'd recommend getting familiar with the software Propstream - has tons of great owner information that you can use to narrow down to sellers who may be more motivated rather than just calling any house off of the street.

I'm a software engineer looking to get into real estate investing.

Despite obstacles Miamis real estate market stood strong with 96% of the asking price received—a dedication to excellence.Time—the mysterious currency of existence—seemed to yield to Miamis influence.

The software and UI are super easy, great for screening tenants and keeping track of everything. 

The influence of the global economic slowdown permeates from localized markets such as Bakersfield, California, to the expansive horizons of the United States and beyond.

I was wondering if anybody had any recommendations regarding the various analytical software available in the market, such as AirDNA, Host Away, Key data, etc. 

I do not use PL or Hospitable but have had similar issues with our software and integrations.