IE 2024 is coming to a close you and your brothers/team sit down and lay out what you want 2025 to look like.

I really like the layout and functionality of the websites, but they haven't been updated in 4+ years.

In my experience, the lower units get better rents but it really depends on the building layout.

Understanding accounting, how an investors (flip, rentals, construction, developer) runs, manages their business is very important and of course QuickBooks.I am an Accountant, Advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor since 1999 and Intuit Premier Reseller.

Put new kitchen cabinets, countertops, and reorganized the kitchen layout.

If you are priced right and the unit is decent, you should be getting WAY more interest.Bottom-line..... your price is too high for what the unit offers.Adding SQ footage is going to be expensive and no likely going to fix you issue.Add amenities..... dishwasher wouldn't be too hard for most places but depends on the layout etc.I try and stay around 5-10% below the market rent of the area and get a larger pool to select tenants from..... my opinion.... drop it to $1000/month

But it's tough to tell how much work maybe involved without knowing the layout, Ranch, 2 story etc etc.I would search out a fellow investor that knows how to do it & team up with them to replace it all.

Thanks, I'm looking to standardize this and repeat the same design / layout at my other properties that have very similar lots (small house upfront, big lot I can split up with alley access).

As I have it now, the rentals are all in one bank account and the cash flow is shared (separate on a spreadsheet, but in one bank account).Again, I'd love to keep this simple and intuitive.

@Josee FortinYou gotta work with a mortgage broker that has experience working with investors, and make sure to lay out your long term strategy up front as it really helps with finding later on, he will make a plan on which lenders to use first, which to use later etc.