Thanks a lot @Pedro Hernandes for sharing your views.I agree to portfolio reporting part; I have few questions regarding same.Real Estate being iliquid or infrequently traded asset class, Does it really require daily portfolio reporting since changes in price are mostly on month-quarter basis unlike frequently traded assets.Also, on automatic fundraising or investments in RE, can investors really be comfortable with it since there are not only Returns or Future cash we look for when analyze any potential investment but many experts and associated soft costs are part of almost each transaction.Trying to understand which features for Portfolio Reporting and Automation of Fund allocation or raising through various options; automation can serve and in which capacity.Regards-Vijay

The group noticed that “as demand for more space and outdoor amenities remains, detached rentals, in particular, are experiencing accelerated growth with a 7.9% year-over-year increase in April, compared to growth of 2.2% annually for attached rentals.”A more recent report from the National Association of Realtors explained that average American home prices in June 2021 reached $363,300 — a 23.4% increase over the average of $294,400 in June 2020.As CNN Business writer Hanna Ziady summarized, rapidly rising rent and property values are drawing Wall Street investment banks to the housing market:According to John Burns Real Estate Consulting, in the first three months of this year, nearly a quarter of all homes sold in the United States were going to investors.

That is not a joke and those are the problems you have with partners when they receive their quarterly or annual report and they are not getting the returns one of the partners promised.Very rarely (almost never) do partnerships end well.

@Andrew HamiltonYour first choice should be to find a CPA that specializes in real estate taxation and one that is local.

Location, condition, neighborhood, etc...[2] Dope Fiends De-volve in life (quickly), and unless Section-8/Welfare is paying for their housing and utilities and food, they will soon be (late on rent, then short on rent, then missing rent) to pay for their Dope (unless they get stuck in the greybar motel or a cemetery).[3] Dope Fiends tend to let their living quarters de-vole into "Filth and Bugs"--while they "Turn on, tune in, and drop out" {baby}.[4] The quality of "Visitors" Dope Fiends have over are not people you would want to be there when you come to "Fix the stove".If the duplex is too "Slummy" for non Dope-heads, well that's another thing.Another thing, females sometimes resort to (methods of ill repute) to pay for their drugs, and if that happens your duplex will probably be on the PD nuisance watch list.If it were mine, they would be "Asta la vista, baby", the units turned and new renters found (who are likely to not be on Dope--such as long term hospital employees).Good Luck! 

At least once a quarter I'd give him 48 hours and pop-in to make sure things are OK.

@Justin G. great list, I would also add updates as well like weather related and also to your quarterly reports go into more detail outside of the financials

Maybe I am looking at it differently but worst case scenario the tenants steal all my appliances and I have to replace every piece of drywall in the house and am forced to sell while still pocketing close to a quarter of a million dollars so I would say "complete disaster for you, my wife, your two kids, and the 3rd on the way" is a bit of an exaggeration. 

So our price has increased basically a quarter. so 2.78+ .25= 3.03$ how accurate is this?

Lenders repossessed around 7,000 properties in the first quarter of 2021, 87% fewer than in the same period in 2020, even though the share of mortgage debtors that were behind on their payments spiked to a high not seen since the global financial crisis (see chart 3).