Hey Henry, I agree I think house hacking is definitely one of the easiest and most efficient ways to get into investing!

The modern features and amenities can attract renters, and energy-efficient designs might help keep utility bills down.

But every person I know who’s moved over from another lesser CRM has increased their deals, become much more efficient and increased their profit almost immediately. 

From our experience, when flipping properties the most efficient ways to spend your money are the following:Focus on kitchens and bathrooms, as these areas consistently provide the most value for your investment.

Most of us doing it a long time have developed systems so that we handle these things efficiently.  

Not efficient management. 

But in all cases I would argue time is the most precious commodity to invest, and it's invested most efficiently through focus, so look at those two the most carefully. 

Are they efficient at doing the electronic payments from the tenant's account to the landlord's account?

And it always takes a little longer and costs a little more...The more properties you have in a small area the better you can focus and gain operational efficiencies.

This deal highlights our efficient turnaround strategy, leveraging market knowledge and partnership to achieve a solid profit within a short timeframe.