For mobile homes, it often depends on whether the property is considered real estate (attached to land) or personal property (if it’s not).

There is a lot of variability in this answer and, like all things in real estate, it simply depends. 

You can create boards for each property and track updates, tasks, and improvements visually.Property Management Software: Some users also leverage software like Appfolio or Buildium for more comprehensive tracking, though these can come at a cost.It really depends on your preference for simplicity versus more structured systems.

Game changer for active investor looking to get more passive investments, busy professional looking to diversify in real estate, individual investor looking to get into commercial or larger assets. 

•If jobless claims rise (above 240,000): Higher unemployment could push the Fed to act sooner, improving the chances of lower rates in the second half of the year.How This Data Could Impact Real Estate InvestorsScenario 1: High Inflation and Low Jobless ClaimsA combination of sticky inflation and a strong job market would reinforce the Fed’s stance that rates need to remain elevated.

Think through why you even want to invest in real estate in the first place.

For bookkeeping it depends on your portfolio.A portfolio of 1-3 SFR's can likely be a DIY project.For 4+ you may want to consider outsourcing.For tax prep, you'll likely want to have a pro handle it regardless of the portfolio size.

I think this depends on your risk tolerance and your interest rate.  

If interest rates drop, a ton of people are going to get in and real estate prices are going to go up a ton if you’re back in bidding wars.

Anyone with success setting up and then investing in real estate via an LLC/IRA?