Here are a few potential types:* House hackers trying to figure out how to do accounting (I fall into this category, as I live in one unit of a 2-unit property)* Real estate agents who need accounting software, or transaction management software, or marketing software (I also fall into this category)* Landlords who self-manage and want something to help them with marketing, tenant management, accepting rents, etc., and also need bookkeeping/accounting software.

In a similar vein, we look at occupancy comps in the area and consider the potential that a slightly more unique property might incrementally do better in terms of occupancy rate and by how much, etc.

These platforms allow you to list your camping sites and manage bookings, providing exposure to potential campers.Liability and Insurance: Before proceeding, consult with a local attorney or insurance agent to understand your liability exposure and ensure you have adequate insurance coverage.

That’s my job, to represent my client’s best interests, negotiate to help them best achieve their goals, abiding by all the laws, Fair Housing and Code of Ethics along the way.If someone doesn’t want to sign an agreement with me, they are free to consider another Realtor® who has a different business model and practices, or even go forth unrepresented.  

Being dishonest or engaging in deceitful practices can raise ethical concerns, so it's crucial to uphold honesty and integrity in any real estate dealings.

does it have any value add potential?

WHAT I LOVE AS A SELLER:I hate that I am selling an asset with potential to pay me monthly. 

We decided to take 2 weeks to study the market to see if there were multi family properties or single family properties with multi family potential even available in our price range.We found a duplex in the roseville area that we are very excited about.

It's about a property's potential to make you money over time, through rent, appreciation, and fitting perfectly into your investment goals.

I have been diligently reading, studying, and beginning to practice analyzing cash flows of properties within Chicago and some Chi suburban areas.While I try to use whatever tools I have at my disposal and also be conservative with my numbers while analyzing properties (vacancy percentage, expenses, etc) I believe that in some areas of my analyses, I may not be getting the most accurate information.For everyone out there, where do you get your rental estimates by location?