Congrats on the latest project.BRRRR definitely is an efficient way to build a portfolio, and sounds like you guys are well on your way.

However, the houses on the lots seem to be in such awful condition, it would probably be more efficient to demo the houses and re-build on the lots.

According to a new study by Realtor.com, buying is more cost-efficient than renting in a growing number of the largest cities in the country.

Here are thee tools I use:IGMS for communication with guests and automation of communication (free for 1 property)PriceLabs for organizing min stays on what days and for far out bookings as well as dynamic pricing ($20/ mo)Remote lock for my automated keyless entry front door ($6/ mo).

And not the best communication from the PM.

Now we have it listed as a STR and we hired a manager to handle all the guest communications, maintenance, and housekeeping. 

Another 1/3 of sellers investigate low-performing investor websites and still come back to Google for a new batch of investor websites.That's why Google's speed tests help create fast and efficient websites.

Work with a great 1031 Exchange accommodator, understand the rules completely and work with a great realtor who understands your clear communicated goals and vision. 

Just as Jeremy said, distributions have always been on time and communication with the investors is great.  

Our company is very efficient.