I’m assuming it’ll be a case by case basis depending on property type and specifics.

If you have a good lender partner, ask them about that type of loan.

I am just a mom and pop operator and this is just my opinion worth only the time it took me to type it out. 

At least 70% of the agent-driven applications we get for one of our listed rentals is a waste of time.The agents are ignorant, lazy or both.They expect us to chase THEIR client for required documents and they nonstop complain we're asking for too much - when it's all right on our website.We also take over management for new investors and many times their agent was again, ignorant and/or lazy, and didn't require leases, rent ledgers, tenant contact info, etc. as part of the purchase contract.

I’ve typed in terms/Keywords like, “Investor purchasing ability”, “Purchasing power of real estate investors' ' or “Property buying strategy for real estate investors”.

I understand that as one acquires more types of assets, taxes can become more complex, and I want to ensure I'm maximizing my savings.Are there any CPAs in this community who also own real estate and could offer guidance or share their experiences in navigating taxes as a real estate investor?

I have also just personally done "estimates" by looking up the last sale price and possibly loan type.

There are two types of nuisance, criminal nuisance and non-criminal nuisance:""Non-Criminal Nuisance Example; Smoking and the tenant's tobacco smoke drifts into another rental unit, but only if the landlord prohibits smoking in all units."

Targetting 1-2 customer types can really help you grow your business.

I wanted to get some feedback from folks who are actively serving clients and see potential areas where their clients have unmet needs.Business intelligence solutions: Data visualization and storytelling to help clients make data-driven decisionsScalable finance and accounting workflow automation: Using ETL tools to streamline processes and reduce manual workOverall workflow solutions: Automating routine and manual tasks to increase efficiencyProcess-level written documentation and standard operating procedures: Ensuring consistency and clarity in business processesDynamic Excel workflows: Enabling users to model data effectively and efficiently at scale"From my experience, if folks have at least a sizable number of properties (25+), they could likely benefit from these areas to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and ultimately improve ROI.I'm eager to hear your thoughts and insights on the automation-related needs you see among your clients.