I'm looking for a spreadsheet or tool to use an example to log and track hours spent on real estate Managment. Does anyone have a form or suggestions they'd be willing to share?Thank you!

.: I came across this link: https://semiretiredmd.com/primer-real-estate-professional/  where they say the answer is NO, I just want to validate my understanding, quoting relevant section from that link:---------------------"We often get the question – can you claim these suspended passive losses during a year you become a real estate professional?

Based out of Miami here, but also looking to connect with professionals in Charlotte and surrounding areas!

First time home buyers bought this Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Our investors are busy professionals taking control of their financial future while still making an impact in patient care.

I agree with all of these professionals when they tell you to go to these meetups (Augusta REIA events, AORE events, etc.).

you need a stamp and to become a professional engineer in your state.

Then focus on finding professional vendors that can clean/repair, as necessary.

.: *assumes CA averages for valuation, rent, profitability, etThere are strategies for starting small or starting big, that are discussed but I am not entirely sure what would be like too big for a first deal...My inclination is to assume that the larger the asset or more units the better, as there is less tenant risk, professional property manager, etc.

My experience shows whole-unit rentals to families or solo professionals cut vacancy rates and simplify management over room-by-room.For faster occupancy and stability, try my hybrid co-hosting model: we market listings to insurance and corporate housing partners for mid-term stays (months to a year), boosting rent from $2,300/month to $7,300/month.