I like all the features they have on their mobile version.

Considering you are posting in the MFR form, I think that a good starting point would be to get some sort of education for your friend.perhaps get her to start reading a book, listening to podcasts and even attending a multifamily seminar / event There is a good one coming up in Nashville in October, it is by the Wheelbarrow Profit team @Jake Stenziano and @Gino Barbaro .

@Kyle Jeane this will depend on the area and topography but generally if your doing slab on grade the most important design features are main level living, open floor plans, easy access, minimum 34” interior doors for wheel chair access, handicap accessible bathrooms with grab bars and easy access showers and or walk in tub.

Unfortunately, the search feature on here is less than poor so just because that doesn't turn up what you're looking for doesn't mean it isn't on here.

I'm sitting here taking notes during the first day's seminar here at the ORIA Conference and an idea hit me: Are there any folks out there looking to get involved in the Cleveland market and would like to get together for lunch or dinner to talk?

I have attended rich dad poor dad Seminars , read a few investing books .

@Sherwin Vargas attendance at our local REIA has been through the roof, literally standing room only, probably at least 50% more than a few months ago and all new faces.I'd had coffee with one new investor who said that at least one guru was coming through town, with a "free" (teaser) seminar in January and the (first) one that costs money in February, so I attributed it to that, but if even more are coming through town then I guess they're going to have to get a bigger room (lol).I did my time in seminars-ville in the mid 2000s so I won't be going to the latest round.

This beautiful newly updated home features custom stone fireplaces, a new kitchen with SS appliances, premium cabinetry, and updated spa-like baths.

Most of the clubs here don't have an agenda, they just provide speakers with something to teach and no "run to the back of the room" to sign up for their seminar BS.

> Airdna had one I believe they retired (not Market Minder ... forgot the name - plotted a bunch of triangles in a matrix)> Mashvisor currently offers a heatmap feature for "Airbnb COC return" - cumbersome, but you can manually scroll across the US and look for green areas while pulling your hair out every time their interface freezes> I'm actually beta testing a new platform a company called STR Insights is launching that displays the same data in table form with a map feature as a bonus to double click into individual markets and see where high performing listings are locatedAll 3 are essentially doing the same thing: comparing average STR revenues (scraped from Airbnb/VRBO) to average home prices (scraped from Zillow, etc.) and converting them into a ratio.