Hi all, I am looking for advice on trying to figure out the most financially efficient way to get into real estate investing.

With this new venture, we are seeking advice on the best software solutions that can efficiently handle both Long-Term Rentals (LTR) and Short-Term Rentals.I'm reaching out to fellow property managers and real estate professionals here:What software are you using that adeptly manages both LTR and STR?

This single trick allowed me to exponentially save into my next real estate deal and so on and so forth.I also agree with @Steve Vaughan's sentiment above.... agree with about 99% of Remit's advice EXCEPT him saying that renting is cheaper than buying. 

THE SELLER HAS A REPAIR COUNTEROFFER.I'm not sure how to proceed, any advice would be greatly appreciated.About the house: It's in Tampa, a duplex.

@Ned Carey Thank you for the advice, Ned!

I am seeking advice on making my offer compelling but also making sure I'm not missing anything/potential expenses.

Also, I hope that the reader doesn't take this as being a piece of advice or my own opinion.

I am not familiar with the rates for GC services so wondering what advice any of you could give. 

Thanks so much, have already learned a lot from this site but looking to get more personalized advice. 

However, it's always wise to consult with a tax professional for specific advice tailored to your situation.Piercing the Corporate Veil: Reinvesting cash flow from the property back into upgrades generally wouldn't pierce the corporate veil of your LLC.