Hey BP community,I’m trying to do a CMA on a property where there are little to no comps and if there are comps they’re from 2017 or older.Other than asking a realtor or using automated systems (zestimate) How can I compensate for this?

Don't get me wrong, nothing out there to automate a bad guest, but we are very diligent about screening upfront, and limiting that possibility. 

The goal, of course, is to get back to the basics: what's the difference between real rate of return versus average rate of return, why saving taxes is super important, what's compounding interest, how can you tell the pros and cons of using different life insurance as a financial instrument for your RE deals, is your real estate activity a trade or business or is it an investment activity, and why it matters, etc... etc....As I'm putting together a webinar for the most requested topic for the next 3 weeks so I'd like to get your input, what would you like to learn more about from a tax CPA, retirement planning specialist? 

Property Management Systems like ownerreservations.com or guesty. automation. etc.Originally posted by @Alan Ford:Wow -  I had no idea, I mean I am happy with the money I have been making on them, but had no idea I might be losing out on tons of revenue.

@Ryan Thomson, a realtor in Springs was instrumental in helping me find my home here in TX last year. 

*Im not sure best legal structure of partnership business, *day-to-day operation of property management (a starting point we will have to adjust), *how to compensate investors vs bank financing, *marketing (is it needed), *tenant screening company or processes*maintenance tracking software suggestions(partner thinks ai can create a program through prompts to automate this part)If anyone's done it before successfully and willing to share some advice I would be extremely grateful.

For scale, I've only heard good things about Buildium, especially with the automation and reporting.

I see lots of them for people with a lot of properties, but I just have two and would like to automate some of the procedures. 

2) Title/escrow/recording are closing costs and what it cost to record the Deed of trust, or whatever security instrument is used in the state. 3) all the fees and closing costs should come out of the loan amount, which would mean that whatever you are putting down needs to be enough to cover these costs of the loan doesn't cover them + the purchase price...

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