Title companies record deeds with the county, but few handle the PTA. 

@AJ Santiago I have a few STR’s in big bear that I brrrr’ed into and my company manages STR’s for us and others with about three times the revenue of the 50% percentile of comparable properties.

🌟Let's dive into the Billy saga: I've rocked it with the US Marine Corps, spearheaded projects with NextEra Integrated (a top commercial solar company) as a site manager, and even had a stint as a warehouse manager for a top material storehouse in NJ.

We also have amazing revenue share that comes to you from the company, not from your downline's pockets.

Snappy Abstract is a great company you can use that's investor friendly in the Philly area.

Quickbooks is good although I would definitely prefer to have my accounting software be the same platform as our property management software.

I am currently focused on real estate 4-6 hours a day and spend the other 8-6 hours a day growing my wife marketing company.

Don't know anything about them but per my calculations they are taking 27.2% of the capital appreciation on the New Braunfels deal at the end per their projections which seem optimistic in this oversupplied environment, (Austin MSA with largest new multi-family projects coming out this year in the country ,8% of total existing stock and already seeing rent rate declines of near 10%in the city so far) and they are taking a big chunk of the monthly cash on cash as the preferred payouts for their 3 different classes are well below the projected cash on cash total.

My wife and I look at a few different things: - Location - City growth (are people moving there, is a big company settling there)- Costs of the property vs. the rental income - Appreciation vs. cash flow (which is sometimes dependent on the city)I'm curious to hear what others have to say!

For a small company or individual owner the best combo is algorithmic pricing + daily (or at least weekly) checking of metrics.