The real estate game is straightforward, making it easy to strategize and execute.

Leverage can be considered lazy at times, perhaps you can work a little harder, sell something, strategize and buy in cash, leverage might mean you don’t grind as hard.

I would like to speak to someone with experience in this area so I can know how to best strategize for my client to be in a competitive position.

Not too many properties are doing what they did then as an STR, so you need to be strategic. 

Using your own funds and keeping 100% of the profit is not a bad days work, but using OPM is a strategic move for those aiming to grow a business rather than just pursuing a hobby.

I'll occasionally help with strategic planning or program development, but the grant planning and writing services have the most demand.I'm slowly shifting my focus and my clients towards affordable housing/real estate. 

Once you generate enough cash flow to meet your personal and strategic goals you can start shifting to a more equity weighted strategy.

heheMy pleasure Katie,Jay has been a mentor, friend and business partner.Helped me start and grow my business and has gotten me out of deep trouble.A very experienced and ethical individual he is.I believe I owe him an expensive dinner also lolJust need to strategically catch him while he is jetting around in a cheaper market like Ohio.Rather than bloody Summerlin, Vegas heheOhhhh the inflation nowadays heheThanks 🙏 

You want an accountant that can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the tax consequences of the decisions you are making throughout the year.Good luck and let me know if you have any questions.

I haven't used these other products but from my experience I know that QBO has a large community and forum database for common problems, their customer service is responsive, and most importantly, they have strategic alliances with other cloud accounting workflow services that make the transition to 100% cloud feasible and economically smarter.