Because a) investors want their money back as soon as possible; and b) sponsors want to do more and bigger deals and nothing builds track record better than completed transactions.

@Randy Velazquez you're definitely on the right track.

Are there any capital raisers out there that use a CRM that they love?? I was just introduced to Pipedrive and looks pretty cool.  Same features as Calendly and Mailchimp built into the crm.  It can also sync with mai...

An inflation calculator tells me that in 2020 appraisers should be getting no less than $750 a pop for that same appraisal, if all they were doing was getting pay raises that track with inflation.But they aren't getting $750 for that ho-hum SFR appraisal.

Here's the other things I am calculating to add to deductions.Depreciation deduction for 1 month at .00152 of improvements value based on tax appraisal.Mortgage interest: 11/12 of total interest under itemized deductions, 1/12 of interest in Schedule E.1 month HOA feesProperty taxes: 11/12 of property tax in itemized, 1/12 in Schedule E.Let me know if this is on the right track.

What's the best and most efficient way to track income and expenses?

I'm just wondering if anyone has a spreadsheet or an app that helps you track your analyzed deals from best performance to worst.

Set expectations upfront and look for a PM with a track record that owns rentals as well.

@George Blower I had some more time to think over my post and while I definitely valued and found interesting the input, I think I got side tracked from my original question.

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