Stuart Grazier
Military Investors - How Do You Manage Your Time?
23 December 2020 | 8 replies
It's totally free to use, has a great interface, the app is easy to use, and it even collects all the data into a tax package to send to your CPA. 3.
Deangelo Mack
A little clarity anyone?
27 October 2020 | 12 replies
Plus, I find the MLS interface better since it’s designed for it as opposed to the portals which are designed for driving client traffic and the like.Good luck.
Allen Tracy
Section8 Payment to Owner or PM?
28 October 2020 | 21 replies
You usually hire a PM to relieve you of paperwork and provide an interface that knows how to deal with tenants (like collecting co-pays and giving out bad news).In any case, you should get a FULL and ACCURATE statement of income and expenses.
Andrew S.
How do I get the old BP interface back?
30 October 2020 | 7 replies
For the last couple of days, the interface of the forum “front page” has changed from a list of post topics to a list of full posts.
Scott K.
How to organize/keep track of multiple Handymen
6 November 2020 | 26 replies
.), but the actual interface is all business and easy to use.Here's a link: https://trello.com/en-USGood Luck!
Max Tedford
Looking to Connect w/ Other Out-of-State Investors in Twin Cities
6 July 2021 | 16 replies
This often means involving an agent, a contractor, or some other local contact that's willing to interface with the seller on my behalf on the walkthrough and either FaceTime me while there or write up a VERY thorough summary of what they saw.3.
Stuart Mcormick
Buy with LLC then revoke S-corp status
13 November 2020 | 3 replies
That's assuming the entity is eligible to make a check-the-box election and isn't constrained by the 60 month rule.You should interface with your tax professional on this matter.
Jason Dunnett
Long Time Listener, First Time Poster
4 March 2021 | 19 replies
I am in the area relatively often, so I am sure we can find time soon to interface!
Chace Fraser
What's a good deal / the average 1% Rule output in YOUR market?
3 March 2021 | 8 replies
It's a noble effort you are undertaking here for sure...auditor data is "open" now and most have a very good interface with GIS (check out MapBox or even Power BI)...odds are high that county auditors in these locations are on the same platform...they will have neighborhoods defined by "codes" you can use to define areas...your auditor will also have a "reporter tool" (more than likely) to draw down csv files with the data you need...since you are an agent, you'll want to overlay your MLS data for a complete picture...That said, you can draw neighborhoods with the MLS map tools, pull closed comps for specific neighborhoods and do your analysis from there...our MLS has a data point for rents...this is the only way to see "market rents"All this is a moving target and requires a lot of attention to cleaning and updating your data to stay accurate...