It supports searches via zip code or Zillow URL.I am the creator and would love feedback on how it could be more helpful!

My tenants think I take better care of them than their previous local property managers did.Here is how I went about it. 1) Zoom in on a zip code or two and study it - learn to work the numbers until you're confident.2) Visit the market and walk as many properties as you can so that you know what you will be buying, and understand the neighborhoods.

I’m a total amateur when it comes to zoning codes and rules so I’m open to any insight I can get!

In a hypothetical where the house is empty, but completely up to code and ready for residents, I think it may work - especially if you are able to find a great manager/operator to run it for you.

The mold must be terrible and I expect that the furnace is completely rusted out.There's about two inches of moss on the roof and the porch.Considering that they are going to need to pay 5k in property taxes, get a quiet title, pay a REO realtor, and get the place up to code for showings or winterize, is it possible that they won't show up?

Hey guysI started to do section 8 and i have a question lately i feel section 8 no paying according to the table sheet they have online in government website, they having appraiser do comps and paying as regular long term rental maybe a bit more but not tremendously. i called them , emailed and all but that is their strategy now , so i asked why they put wrong info on website, seems like they want to lure Landlords lol ..for example https://dhantx.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/FY24-Payment-S...You can see zip code 76227 with 5 bedroom showing $4921 (less bills $500) so its $4221.but actually people getting $2800-3000 how come it is ?

I mean once you talk to them, it's pretty easy to spot if they know what they are talking about.I've work on STRs before and to be honest, it is not the most fun aspect of accounting because the volume of allocating income from all sources (airbnb, vrbo, stripe, direct booking, and so on) to a bunch of random expenses (cleaning, supplies, repairs, advertising, commissions, and all typical real estate expenses).I had to strictly rely on the client's input on what the expenses belong to which property or even units, if the paperwork doesn't say. 

How can I go about obtaining a list of properties that are tax delinquent and/or have code violations?

For instance, zip code 13210 shows a substantial rental market with higher median rents, especially for larger units.

All windows are required to operate per the building code.