They typically are also the ones who want to get into real estate with no money, no credit, no income and no reserves because "it is so easy to get rich".

That’s awesome that you’re managing co-living/group homes in San Antonio while being out of state—definitely not an easy feat!

The first bit of advice I could recommend is to hire a CPA that knows real estate to ensure you are not missing the easy things.

All the agent does is submit the offer, escrow provides all of the prompts, and Docusign makes it so easy.

It is too easy to just put the house on the MLS and sit back and wait....sometimes this works and sometimes it doesn't.....but to only do this is just dumb.I would take charge of your listing, wven if you use a Realtor.

I’m currently with a group that will be building homes in specific markets, and it would be really helpful to have a tool that can generate data and reports in Excel spreadsheets for easy analysis.I’ve heard of CloudCMA, but I wanted to get opinions on whether this would be the best fit for our needs or if there are other programs that might be better suited to the homebuilding industry.Any suggestions or comments are greatly appreciated!

The majority will always jump to the easy solution thinking it will solve all of their problems.

Quote from @Jorge Matamoros: Quote from @Drew Sygit: @Jorge Matamoros this is NOT an easy strategy to pursue!

Most mechanical meters should be an easy change out or repair. 

@Dawson Foley, typically, the only reason to build new, versus rehab, is if you are going to increase the size or have MAJOR rework to the floor plan, i.e. currently one bedroom is only accessible through the other, with no easy way to add a hall.