Here are a few ways technology is revolutionizing the real estate sector:Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR): VR and AR technologies allow potential buyers to tour properties remotely, providing a realistic sense of the space without the need for physical visits.Blockchain and Real Estate Transactions: Blockchain technology offers a secure, transparent way to conduct real estate transactions, reducing fraud and speeding up the process.Property Management Software: Modern property management solutions automate many aspects of property management, from tenant screening to rent collection, making it easier and more efficient to manage rental properties.Embracing Sustainability in Real EstateSustainability is no longer just a buzzword; it's a critical consideration for the real estate sector.

There is no money back guarantee, but when I emailed questions to the author, he responded in 15 minutes and offered to answer any support questions I would have.

A few months ago, I switched my insurance to Proper, as it seemed to offer the best coverage.

You as an investor also shouldn’t be greedy and it’s a perfect match :) (To prevent a misunderstanding: I knew the property was being renovated and unoccupied at the time of purchase, they've informed me during the offer.)+ In my 2nd property a well pump issue showed up after the renovations have finished.

However, Guesty does (did) offer this when we used it years ago. 

They are willing to offer their parents as co-signers.

After making what seemed to be an endless amount of offers in this hot market, with a lucky turn of events of a sellers contact falling through due to the first place buyer unable to to afford financing.

It's not something I felt entitled to, but they offered it freely and I tried to do something constructive with it.

Real estate offers a lot of freedom, but it also brings its own challenges, and it's great to see you tackling both sides.Can't wait to hear more about your journey! 

I do need to cover the remaining $9,000 out of pocket (I am in a similar spot, billed monthly and the leak started soon after the last reading)The company does offer a payment plan, but, since the bill in in the tenant's name he would have to go on the plan and I would need to figure a way to pay him monthly.