To me equity investments are fine once you've achieved comfortable cash flow, but they won't save you when things go bad like cash flow will...

Hi All,I am currently managing and automating my daily vacation rental tasks through Airtable, which I have connected to a number of online softwares through their API's (Gmail for emails, Twilio for SMS's, Slack for Notifications....etc) in order to achieve my desired custom workflows, and cut down on time spent in front of a computer.I am now at the point of automating my vacation rental bookkeeping tasks and would be grateful for any help with the following:I would like to automatically create a QuickBooks Online Invoice for each customer as soon as they pay for the reservation.

You want to understand all of those things and those options so you can better make the right decision for you and what you're wanting to achieve.

Some quick thoughts on analyzing rental properties in NH (assuming your goal is achieving cash flow, if it is not, then disregard):- If you are putting 25% down, 90% of single-family properties and condos are not going to cash flow any amount that justifies doing the deal and spending your time on it.

I think you should look at your goals "gain passive income towards financial freedom" and see how you can achieve it.

Also look at how much you're cash flowing per door and determine if you could realistically achieve that by purchasing deals that are on the market right now.

I specialize in analyzing multi-family deals and love helping investors achieve their goals.

Repeat to achieve your larger goals.

It’s easy to show a high return on paper but you want to make sure that what is feeding into that makes sense and is achievable.

I have always wanted to own rental properties however it wasn't until I came across a few big names (Brandon Turner, Grant Cardone, Max Maxwell etc) that I realized I could achieve this much quicker than I thought it was possible.