I like the platform and its user-friendly for both landlord and tenant.

There is tons of free info on YouTube and other platforms.

We're able to compensate for that by requiring a co-signer (no double deposits allowed in NH), but the inability to validate identity on the screening platform through questions based on credit bureau records prevented him from being able to complete the eviction and criminal history screening.

For instance, with tenant screening, there are several companies to choose from where other platforms force you to use just one provider.

Just research some syndication attorney's via this platform.

Hi BP family, My name is Manish Chamoli , Newbie from northern NJ (Essex County) just getting started in real estate , I have couple rental properties and now looking to fully dive into it.Thank you Brandon and Josh for creating this platform , I have being listening your podcast which gives wealth of information , thanks again for creating such a wonderful community. 

Too big for me to buy, but maybe I can sell it as a platform or something if anyone’s interested.Will post in the appropriate spot, but figured I’d mention it here and say that from what I’ve gathered from above, you need these types of proprietary deals where you can get creative and thoughtful to generate the returns.

It gets cumbersome, to say the least and I now appreciate more what some back office staff can do when focused on something like this.Anyways, under mint you can create categories for your spending so it's just a regular occurance to go into the platform and categorize your expenditures.Another option is to open a business account on a per property basis. 

Seems like Cozy, Turbotenant and Tenantcloud are the widely used property management platforms.

I believe the changes will only satisfy your personal not financial goals.If I were to change anything I would either run the front stairs straight up to the 2nd level as opposed to a platform and branch stairs to the sides.