Charlotte, NC, is a key spot for buying and selling properties, with tools like Zillow, Redfin, and BiggerPockets giving key info on what's hot.

However we would be "getting more house" ( access to a second back yard, tool shed, driveway, second storage unit, etc)When I look at other houses in the area, with the intrest rates as they are, I don't understand why anyone would buy multifamily and rent it out when all of these calculations would be negative cash flow.

Seems like a useful tool, but try not to get carried away with subscriptions.

The tax exemption benefits are useless to most of us foreign buyers and a pure marketing tool used by the local developers.

But by all metrics, and by all accounts on an asset(usually a mechanism that appreciates) leverage is always the wiser tool.

In my experience, people with an athletic or military background understand the value of hard work and also realize that consistency will bring results eventually.. every set back is an opportunity to learn, grow and get better for the next at-bat.Training and onboarding:As far as programs or tools, I've tried monitoring CRMs and more in-depth platforms (like Sisu) to track agent activities/KPIs.

You will be able to create some amazing deal flow using these tools!

Very supportive of investors using this tool, potentially for a few house hacks in the next few years.Someone selling a property with an Assumable mortgage will probably know to market that assumable mortgage as a feature, if they have a good agent at least, and this will help them increase their pool of buyers.I am worried that people are confusing themselves with this idea of "paying over market" - no.

> When self-managing, are there any software or tools that are "must-haves" to make it less stressful for you? 

Existing facilities for the most part are so close to institutionalization for lower and moderate income people that not using them would be a selling tool to get more clients.