The BP rental estimator tool is pretty good as well and is usually within about a 5-7% margin of error. 

Specifically in SC, though, I would check two things - 1) see if the ATI exemption applies and actually quote the taxes for that particular property on the county tax estimator tool, and 2) get a ballpark quote from your insurance partner on the particular property.

Use a CRM and have a email campaign to convert it at a higher level. 

You can use tools like the BP deal calculators to then share these with the investors you meet at the meetups.

Have you seen the Property Llama tool by Bigger pockets member Chris Lopez? 

It doesn't have to be a 2nd job with a few helpful tools in place.

It's a great tool to learn more about real estate though, and help you decide whether or not a full time career in this industry is for you. 

I’m not looking to make real estate my full time job or anything that intense, but more tools to get me to financial independence sooner are always welcome, and this is something I think I could be good at. 

Hey STR folks, trying to make a clear comparison of the different STR data sources and curious to hear your thoughts on which STR data tool you find to be most accurate out of AirDNA, Mashvisor, Rabbu, BNB Calc, PriceLabs, STR Insights.

On that note, if anyone is interested in tools for self-mastery, I highly recommend exploring breathwork—it’s an incredible modality for building mental resilience and focus.