Feedback from users can vary based on individual experiences, property types, and specific needs.To get a better understanding of other users' experiences with TurboTenant, I recommend checking online reviews, forums, and social media groups dedicated to real estate and property management as you have done here.

Building a network and finding potential buyers and JV partners is key to scaling, and it’s great that you're already active on social media and have created a BiggerPockets account.To leverage BP effectively, start by engaging consistently in the forums, not just with your own posts but by adding value to other people’s questions and discussions.

David Of course, but you have to add it to your favorites to give me a boost in the algo ;)airbnb.com/h/thevermontaframeYou can also find us at www.thevermontaframe.com which has links to direct booking, VRBO and our social media.

If I were forced to pick, I’d lean towards purchasing two properties to diversify and spread the risk while potentially increasing your overall cash flow.

Most did not have those kinds of spreads. 

Typically spreads on loans collateralized by CDs are around 200 bps. 

Julie,Facebook/Social Media is your best option other than posting it on a MTR for rent or sale.

Do you research them ahead of time on Facebook or other social media?

With HELOC rates at 8%, however, and taxes due on the investment income, the spread isn't high enough to justify the risk.

Hey Everyone,I’m the co-owner of a small production company focused on Esports and Gaming content, but I’m diving into real estate investing and fascinated by the intersection of video marketing and property sales.After doing some research, I’ve noticed the pricing and usage for real estate video services can vary wildly—from $100 to $5,000 for anything from basic photo packages to full video suites with drone footage and social media clips.I’m really curious—how does this align with your experience?