I have subscribed to propstream and have a way to create a funnel but I would love to hear feedback on how to use this tool or any other tool to effectively get houses under contract and to use my time efficiently.

I think it depends on 1) what kind of profit/loss you’d make if you sold it and 2) whether fixing repairs and replace the siding would increase the next tenant’s rentI hope that helps some!

The expense tracking feature is especially helpful, as it allows me to categorize expenses and track them over time.Another great feature is the tenant communication tool.

If you can find deals in those markets use Redfins market analysis tool and see how long the homes are taking to sell, how competitive and where are people moving to/from and that area and if it’s growing or not. 

The tools on Zillow and Redfin aren’t especially helpful since the house is off market, and they’re underestimating the number of bedrooms.

      - Additional equity of 170k at risk; subjected to fees if home is sold under default/breach.Hometap provides access to as much as 20% of your home’s value in cash for a 10-year term, after which you can pay out Hometap’s investment (which includes their return) by selling the house, using your savings or refinancing.

If so, you should not be paying taxes, rather you should be getting credit for prorated taxes from the seller on your closing statement.Then, when you say you are closing the property on June 30, I assume you mean you sold it on June 30.  

These syndication educators teach you underwriting, give you lists of brokers, recommend you increase your social media visibility and are provided techniques and tools to raise capital.

After a few sh*tty tenants, we weren't so sure we wanted to keep doing it and almost sold the house.

There's lots of tools and experienced people here so if you run into anything there should be an answer somewhere in here.