The saying goes "The best CRM is the one you use" so when you find one, stick with it for several months and use it rigorously!

All the bids are eye-wateringly high.I'm considering ignoring the professionals and looking into ductless heat pump and diy installation (whereby we'd only hire out pressurized the lines and the refrigerant).I'd love anyones knowledgeable thoughts/guidance/experience on how to navigate this as an investor. 

A good team of professionals, including a knowledgeable real estate agent and contractor, can help you navigate these issues and make informed decisions.Hope this helps.

Reduce credit card debt, make on-time payments, and take care of any bad information on your credit report as you work to improve your credit.Remember that managing multiple properties and navigating financing can be complex.

I can't seem to find where to PM you - rookie to this site, which I love but find it challenging to navigate at times.  

Any CPA can navigate a handful of properties but if they don't specialize they may miss opportunities and potential hazards specific to real estate investors.

A complication for you could be navigating when you desire to stay there in relation to tenants traveling dates contracts.Please feel free to message and connect with me if you want to ever hash out ideas, talk about SOP's, or whatever, I really like talking about this strategy with others haha.

Seeing it as a challenge, I drew upon my expertise gained from single-family projects to navigate this new territory.

Any insights on markets with affordable duplexes, good rental demand, and FHA-friendly opportunities would be highly appreciated.Additionally, if you have tips on finding turnkey properties or navigating the FHA financing process for duplexes, I’d love to hear your experiences and advice.Thanks in advance for your valuable insights!

Any suggestions for how to navigate those treacherous waters safely and legally?