I am grateful for this platform and all of the knowledgeable investors who are willing to share their wisdom.

I continue to see and learn about more and more platforms.

It's the double-edged sword that accompanies Bigger pockets- this platform educated so many about the benefits of BRRR and multis but it has everyone looking at the same product.

But I do see QR Code making a comeback as the native platforms are supporting QR Code reading functionality.

How old is the property, and it is platform framed or balloon framed? 

Tons of info on this platform and mobile home university.

As long as you're not posting horribly offensive, prejudiced, or racist things, let your personality and interest spill through for some authenticity.I ran another business before being a Realtor and have always found it best to simply be myself across all platforms, that way nobody's shocked if they meet someone somewhere who knows me from a different 'part' of my life, I'm the same person.

I don’t check this platform as much as I should.

I'm also interested in syndications and the Fundrise platform. 

There are definitely a lot of helpful tools out there, including a platform that was built with new landlords like yourself in mind (a software solution built for DIY landlords with anywhere from 1 - 15 units, that helps you to automate your own rental process).There are a lot of things that come into play -- you will need to focus on:List your propertyEstablish a thorough tenant screening processSign a lease with your tenant (and make sure that your lease is in accordance with local laws/regulations)Conduct a move-in walkthrough (and document any damages/condition of the property prior to move-in time)Collect rent from your tenantManage maintenance requestsA lot of landlords used to handle a lot of this the good old fashioned way of pen and paper, but that can quickly become a good way to lose track of really important things.