Due to some strange political events I have only been doing about 1/4 of the real estate work I used to do and have not had time to go to training on the latest real estate changes.

Latest potential vacancy has been a piece of cake in showings because our tenant is clean, doesn't have too much furniture and did a good job of decorating.

Hello BP Community,I know this is sometimes addressed in the forums but due to the nature of tech, I wanted to get the latest thoughts on this.Can you please tell me in your opinion which is your favorite rental management software from either a property manager standpoint (using the software to manage everything and provide report to landlord), from a landlord standpoint (to self manage) and from a landlord standpoint (to receive/dig up reports from property manager).Please clarify for which of the scenario mentioned you recommend the software.Much appreciated.

My latest thinking is that I can pull permits as a specialty contractor as long as the job is less than $10k. 

By getting MLS access I'd be able to research properties far more effectively (I found that to be one of the biggest time sinks when we were looking for our latest that we're waiting to close on, especially with the market having gotten more competitive lately).

Ask if they have latest technology  I am sure you can ask much more than just these! 

Curious what y'all think of the latest NAR ruling and how that affects your business now? 

This is my latest flip.

(For those interested in the mobile home park industry specifically, I've been compiling and reporting on some of the latest MHP news and posting on YouTube.

Spoiler alert, landlords have to pay either the entire amount or half together with the tenant after a year of tenancy has passed.This is in relation to bedbug rules:https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/philadelphia/latest/philadelphia_pa/0-0-0-198057This is the link for the lead certification:https://www.phila.gov/2019-10-22-rental-property-lead-certification-law/