A house hack or two can be instrumental and potentially life changing. 

They created a second fund using the same name and invested in similar instruments (non-performing notes).

I was just looking for something more automated to track my whole financial picture, including multiple companies P&L.

After you get established you can automate some systems to make it less work, but in the beginning count on spending more time on them.

I am a software developer, and I could definitely automate some aspects of property analysis given the right data sources.

Here are some considerations:Rent-by-the-Room Strategy: Market Demand, Legal Considerations, Property Configuration, Lease Agreements, Screening TenantsManaging Remotely: Automated Systems, Local Contacts, Virtual Tours, and TechnologyProperty management companies: communication, client reviews, services provided, and local expertiseTo make sure local laws are followed and to discuss any possible legal issues, speak with legal and real estate experts before moving further.

Who cares. too funny I have about 100 hours or so in those old Cessna's actually got my instrument in the 172. bought a Cirrus Sr 22 in 04 flew that all over the country.. had to spend 9 months in Jackson MS during the crash so I had it hangered at Hawkins field in the middle of the Jackson hood.. so driving through the hood to get to my plane I get what your saying.

Establishing relationships and building a network of investors and private lenders can be instrumental in securing funding for larger and more ambitious projects down the line.ConclusionIn the ever-evolving landscape of real estate investment, adapting your financing strategy is essential for sustained growth.

The house is pretty much fully automated through our property management systems.