We also looking for highly skilled professionals to add to our team.       

Quote from @Agustin Rossi: I use Propertyware, which is for professional property managers.

The one big downside is that to make her happy I have to keep buying houses.An added benefit is that she qualifies as a real estate professional (per IRS) which saves us a ton in taxes.

We're moving away from the guru model that seeks to profit from aspirations by locking critical information behind paywalls.Instead, we're fostering a community-driven platform where the focus is on quality over quantity.

I wanted to use my introductory post on Bigger Pockets to prompt feedback and advice on my current foundational plan from industry professionals that can guide me on my journey to success. - How can I maximize my strategy for investment longevity?

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

There are studies done reporting the majority of guests would prefer to book with a management company knowing they will receive a professional service.For those who are interested in profitability and returns, not just a hobbie or supplemental rents,I think the misconception is hiring a property manager will result in less money because of the percentage charged. 

We used to use QB and it was complicated enough that we outsourced it to a professional bookkeeper.

I'm seeking insights into the pros and cons of investing in Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) in south bay versus buying a condo in east bay, particularly in terms of appreciation and cash flow.

I would be happy to get some tips and start building some connections and local professional team.Thanks and Best Regards,Ricky Levy