If I could go back to 18 I would get my degree in something that I liked but mainly helped me make as much money as possible (like software development) then I would take that money and be laser-focused on investing in real estate.

I think the only way to deal with this sometimes is to use a PM for a tenant placement service only, then have the tenant pay rent to the me landlord directly through online PM software and have your handymen, plumber etc that you dispatch when there are repairs needed or routing maintenance (like HVAC servicing).

I would set myself up as a contractor setting up the software for the landlords but would that still constitute collecting rent? 

We also invested heavily in software to manage our business - when I say heavy - I mean $25k+.

These properties are new purchases in the past few years and what the city has on file is what the prior owner submitted.We would like to get in front of this requirement by providing the floor plans of each property with the rental permit application.Is there a web site, software, or company, etc. that BP members know to gather this floor plan data by location? 

Benefits of having a partner who sold a software company.  

I am looking for a less expensive alternative to costar. Mostly need to run sales and lease comps to be able to underwrite, value and appraisec ommercial properties. I see crexi intelligence, reonomy, commerciale dge,...

RentRedi is the software that if I started using this to collect rent from the beginning then I would have avoided this!

I am just starting wholesaling anyone have any tips on how to do it and software that is worth every penny

Regards,JevanHi Jevan - Working with a couple developers to build them a custom cloud based software program to track deals, monitor progress, store deal documents and build custom dashboards to process information.