Now that my client list is expanding and rentals aren't going as quick I need something to organize better and that goes out to more than 3 sites.I use Follow up boss but I'm trying to keep the rental side separate because I lose track of a lot when combined.Any low cost or free programs that meet my needs?

According to Experian "78% of U.S. consumers' FICO® Scores are higher than 620." 620 is objectively a very bad credit score with a high probability of delinquency.For my rentals, 700 is the minimum and any applicant with lower credit score will need someone else to serve as a personal guarantor.

It literally breaks the organic molecules down so the odor will go away.

It can be very expensive (in comparison to long-term rentals) and needs to be very organized and responsive as customer reviews drive rental income.

Seek professional guidance from experienced agents, property managers, or investors to identify hidden gems, negotiate favorable deals, and navigate the complexities of the real estate market more effectively.By employing these strategies and conducting thorough due diligence, you can increase your chances of finding cash-flowing properties that align with your investment goals and financial objectives.

Additionally, I am wondering about organization structure of house hacking.

3/15/24Home sellers would no longer be forced to pay up to 6 percent commission to agents under a settlement that experts say will drive down prices.American homeowners could see a significant drop in the cost of selling their homes after a real estate trade group agreed to a landmark deal that will eliminate a bedrock of the industry, the 6 percent sales commission.The National Association of Realtors, a powerful organization that has set the guidelines for home sales for decades, has agreed to settle a series of lawsuits by paying $418 million in damages and by eliminating its rules on commissions.

As I've progressed in my career over the past 20 years, I've realized the importance of asking insightful questions to get the best answers tailored to my needs.There isn't a single clear path to achieving your objectives; instead, you'll have various options to consider.

Time - depends on the bookkeeper, how experienced they are, how organized your information flow is, etc.

[Not sure what @Henry M. means by 'day rate', there is no such thing with General Contractors, must be doing small jobs with pick-up laborers]And yes @Alan F. is spot on...there are way more investors that screw up a project...no idea how to screen Contractors, no idea how to do their job right on a remodel (have clear objectives and don't change them, then stay out of the way)