I ask because I keep a comparison chart of real estate crowdfunding investments, and I’m constantly on the lookout for new and innovative platforms that I haven’t investigated yet.

This isn't the same as normal course of business and should not be treated as such.I think that instead of digging in our heels to pretend this is no big deal or digging in our heels to panic - there is a median we should follow that should have us all push for a more innovative approach to this that helps us all.  

The PropTech sector is booming, with innovations like virtual tours, augmented reality, and blockchain changing the way we buy, sell, and manage properties.

The RPA (Rental Property Association of Wi) is advocating for property owners, offers a Landlord Bootcamp for legal education (next in Nov) - also for property managers - so you have all the i's dottened, t's crossed on your forms.

In Nov 2014, my business group bought what I would graciously call a slum as our first foray into multi-unit.  

With that being said, I know the properties are still outthere, so I am hoping to pick up some new and innovative ways some of you guys have utilized to overcome this hurdle.

I understand virtual makes things more difficult as well which is why I try to be creative and innovative as much as I can until I get to the point where I can travel to meets, network, and learn from others in person.

He had bought himself a jet as well as 36 million in real estate in Nov - Dec 2021.  

And need more low-cost innovation to air seal and insulate...

Started this year with a goal of buying two properties. closed on 2 single family properties that are on 1 lot at the end of July i only count this as one property. in Nov i will be closing on 2 more properties a duplex and triplex they are side by side. in my conservative way i still only count this as one property. so im most proud if hitting my goal even if it was very last minute on both.