Hey guys,I'm new to Bigger Pockets, and I'm a real estate investor in Tampa, FL, but I wound up with a great cash property outside of Dayton through a strange sequence of events.I've been trying to find someone to post bandit signs for me through the normal channels, i.e.

I've been delving into Real Estate focused AI tools, drawing from my experience in Machine Learning research at UC Berkeley, UCSF, and Apple, and I thought it'd be helpful to share some insights.Understanding AI-Generated Text -Technologies like Chat GPT generate human-like text by predicting the next word in a sequence.

I don't intend this to be argumentative and the only reason I am pursuing it is because I happen to think selecting applicants based on the sequence you received the applications is a poor way to get the best tenant.

I'm in shock that you as a landlord have to go through this sequence...and the cash for keys???

We are being told that finding deals, analyzing deals, renovating deals, financing deals, being property managers on finished deals - is all something one can do as a side job, maybe supported by reading a few books and then be as good or better at it and make more profits than the organizations that made exactly that sequence their full-time profession.

I really like how it breaks out each step in the sequence of becoming an Apartment Syndicator.

Here are the fact: there are people/companies spending serious money on mail pieces, sophisticated copywriters, mind control techniques (NLP), multiple mail piece sequences, etc. 

Staging areas, shift management, assembly sequence, ect.

Then you have to apply the taxation layers in the same specific sequence, and the sequence is important:$20k to depreciation recapture at 24%$10k to LTCG at 15%the remainder to regular tax ladderRecap: 24%, then down to 15%, then 24% again, or actually 0%-to-24% ladder.

Looking for a solid renewal sequence of events/milestones that has worked for others.