@Travis BiziorekYou're absolutely right - I've also come to the realization I need to target a specific "avatar" - we got a local investor from a FB ad and it was probably the easiest among the raise. 

Whether you have questions about specific investment strategies, market trends, or just need general advice, feel free to reach out.

Also, what software you use now and SPECIFICALLY what tasks you want the software to do for you.

Quick general pointers, as already mentioned on this thread:- holding a flip property for a year changes nothing for taxes, in most cases- flip properties are not taxed as capital gain taxes and are not eligible for 1031s, in most cases- if you're a full-time broker and do not have other jobs, you will most likely qualify as a real estate professional- which does not exempt you from any taxes, but it can create other tax benefits, specifically allow you to apply losses from your rentals against your broker income- and there are other tax strategies that can help youFrom this point, you need to get yourself a tax pro.

I think if you broke it down to specifics we could help.

I currently have little to no money, but got the idea to help manage the property and offer specifics, from Brandon Turners "Buy and Hold Real Estate Investing" book.

I wanted to take a moment and discuss some questions about SFR and respond with some specific trends we expect to see more of in 2024.

If you have to switch to online my thought was to get something specific to rentals, quickbooks online isn't.

Pick one that is commenting on your specific situation and DM them.

Think of this for what it should be, flipping your "cash".Third, as your cash increases, take some (NOT ALL) of it and invest in cash flow,...the rest keep flipping, repeating steps 1 and 2,...and then 3 again, until you reach your financial goals.REI isn't a series of one time events, it's a system of continuous steps, all leading to a specific financial end result.