There are some fantastic online resources but no substitute for boots on the ground.

You need to enable payments online, the default setting is that people can check into your property without having to pay. 

There's not much there that you can't learn with free online resources.

Why is there not one website that can handle all STR MTR and LT instead hospitable says oh no you need us and an avail or other long term or you need 2-3 solutions you can’t have everything in one solution.  Are we no...

First, establish an online presence and join local groups and orgs to get your name out.

Many groups during Covid have switched to online only or a combination of online/in person events.

The GP & LP portal keeps everyone organized, the SEC-compliant CRM ensures you stay on top of regulations, and the built-in e-signing saves time and hassle for everyone involved.And here are a few additional tips to help you team up with the right lawyer:Search Online: Look for real estate lawyers who know syndications and partnerships inside and out.Interview Time: Chat with them about their experience and make sure they understand your goals.Specialist for the Win: To get the best possible guidance, focus on lawyers who specialize in real estate law.

It's because they are building "teams", spending too much time "evaluating" deals online without ever seeing one in person, trying to use other people's money with no collateral, and vetting systems that they have nothing to put into. 

I did Eddie Speed’ Note School training online, but at a cost of $72K for 2 years of supported access to his mutual fund of Notes, I can’t get beyond the sticker shock of Eddie’s mentoring program, but would love to do more DOT/Note deals if I can find them.

While I can get information on this question online, such as brick is obviously more durable and long lasting have a better resale value than vinyl, I'm still struggling to make the decision on which property to go with.There is a quadplex vinyl exterior property for 210 per unit versus brick exterior property with wooden deck in the backy for 230 per unit in middle Tennessee.