I know a CRM can be extremely helpful in helping you stay organized and efficient with your leads.

Who knows but if you are paying anything near a 6% commission, you are being fooled and lied to by an ancient model broker who doesn't adapt to marketing efficiencies.

As a property manager, you have a great resource in your workplace and career.

You can't really do it efficiently.

If anyone has a more efficient way of doing this, please let me know.

Meanwhile, rentals are passive income so paying yourself, either by salary or by dividend, out of the S Corp really isn't tax efficient.

Willing to sacrifice quality of life in my early 20s for financial freedomQuestions for asking a RE lawyer during my session:If you have a question that you would like to ask an RE lawyer please follow the question guideline below so I can organize my questions to make it more efficient during my session:Questions to the Lawyer:What is the objective of the question?

Switching models seems like it could bring efficiencies into play and increase cash flow through automation.I appreciate any and all feedback.

But rising costs may force the issue.I bet the block houses are more efficient you side them with normal siding so they really dont look different and you sheet rock the interior so the roof is wood and I think the interior to hang the sheet rock could be stud material.

6 plex (all efficiency/one bedrooms)Asking: 190K Financing: Owner, 20%down, 30 year amortization with 15 year balloon (interest is still being negotiated)Gross rents: $2870/mo.