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I’ve read some not so great things here on BP that has made me a bit gun shy.4, my realtor is really great about working with me but sometimes her inexperience shows but my conscience and personal integrity keeps me from side stepping her when she’s been the only one to give me the time of day.As I said earlier, I work a full time job currently which has made it difficult to find off market properties.

Hi Alex,I am currently using Monday.com for CRM and looking into integrating it with HubSpot so I can make callsIt's been a year since your post, I hope you found the right CRM for your companyIf you did, please let me know what you found worked best for youBest,Maj

The analysis of the potential Days on Market should be integrated into your cash flow analysis. 

Finish it the right way, it's the only to maintain the integrity of the project, even at a loss.

Integrates with Airbnb for sending codes & automatically changes them.

As stated previously by @Michael King, with all of these resorts with integrated property management, they're not going to be killer deals as can be achieved by running your own STR.

It is super flexible, allows you to tie in other vendors into the same systems. links out and integrates into umpteen different apps you might already be using, and has an incredible notifications and automations library. 

I'm wondering if there is a way where you can integrate propstream into the lead similar to the way that zillow already is by default.

In Charleston specifically my experience has been  that the architects are integral to the projects right from the start.if your in the city they know how to present the project and get them approved.other areas its different.like in Oregon we use civil engineers and land planners and only bring the architect in for the home deisgns. sine they are not part of the approval process..