You should only consider switching when your current software has a significant flaw or lacks features that force you to spend excessive time on workarounds.

The expectations of an Airbnb may be 2-3 thousand per month and with 4-5 visits you can already solve this part, but in case you didn't know, there are residences ready and in development that have hotel management like WHYNDHAM and other companies, that is, they have contracts with travel agencies and tour operators that guarantee the flow of short-stay or Airbnb clients and the administration guarantees 60% occupancy per year, projects in development with a 0% interest rate and also tax exemption benefitsI think there is a lot of information that even many investors are unaware of, including me.The opinion of gastronomy depends on each person.

Virtually no changes.Do you think buyers agents don't exist in the 19 states that already requieed buyer agency agreements?

I'm an international investor, so due to a lack of credit score.

If I'm in your shoes, I would consider chatting with a couple of lenders to start off with mainly because your lack of income history would restrict you in terms of the financing you'd qualify for. 

Money is expensive to borrow, and prices are high, and there is a lack of inventory, and there is little expected to change in the next year.The take away from that might be that you need to realize that real estate is a long term, cyclic 'game'.  

I am very interested in a few properties, but the lack of an escrow is definitely unsettling.

Because this is a new strategy for them, it likely means they have fewer options for construction loans due to lack of experience.

I've hired a title agency for the closing.

Where I lack understanding is at what point do you start making money for example you buy a duplex lets say it was 300k the monthly mortgage is 2,500 each renter pays 1,500 thatd 500 cash flow which is I guess “profit “ but as the landlord you're responsible for major repairs such as but not limited to roofs, plumbing issues, electrical issues that all can be expensive you would have to have money saved so that 500 cash flow is profit but wouldnt it just have to sit in a bank account?