As a long-time BP member and mid-level investor, the best advice I can tell you is to ask questions on this platform.

Since they are really just lead platform and not full service (like Airbnb) tenants do not always leave reviews.

I get they want us staying on platform but it's hard to learn and educate without links.  

Yes sure, but there are great builders and it is irresponsible to make such a statement.The modular duplexes I am going with provide higher quality insulation and finishes and structure than you find in local stick builds.There have been studies showing modulars are sturdier than stick builds, and you can certainly achieve price efficiencies for the reasons stated above.For an investor with a volume goal (such as my 100 units in 3 years goal) in an area with low or expensive inventory or high competition, or for investors in an area with a lot of ongoing construction leading to high labor costs, or somebody that wants to run a strategy that churns money fast then modulars are a great development platform.

The big franchises are less "personal" but they will have training platforms and tools designed to set you up for success.

You can meet possible mentors through the events, workshops, and networking opportunities that these organizations frequently provide.Social Media Platforms: To get in touch with Texas real estate investors, use social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

People go right to the platforms they want to watch, and they just keep subscriptions (or share them) for whatever they like.

- Are there other accounting software platforms you've found particularly beneficial for real estate investing?

This banking platform is specific to business owners, not necessarily RE investors like Baseline.

How do I keep the multiple platforms from booking over top of each other?