@Moaaz MalikAirBnB, Vrbo, and numerous platforms are available for listing your property.

As I developed expertise in real estate I learned that a property is only as valuable as the neighborhood surrounding it. whether its a McMansion in the suburbs or an urban 2 story its always about the three Ls of real estate location, location and location. 

Given the growing population shift to suburban America fueled by coronavirus, work-from-home, and other factors, I'm curious how this may (or may not) have impacted your views on urban rental properties.

I started out reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, Cashflow Quadrant, the book on rental property investing, as well as listening to numerous BiggerPockets podcasts and YouTube videos.

There are distressed opportunities in the other two, but I don't think we've reached a point of realism on urban realignment and office space.

He provided a 144 page inspection report with numerous photos of all the issues in the duplex I was providing 2 years ago.

In other words, we bought a large shopping center, split the property into numerous parcels, and are in the process of selling those individuals buildings/parcels.

There are numerous different products to choose from. personally i use quickbooks, so i can only speak to that one. i chose QB in the beginning because most accountants use it or are familiar, and it can scale easily from a small business to large business (and therefore prevent swapping systems as i grew). 

@Jon LiangHuntsville has numerous tech companies moving in, 150 new people moving there daily, and FBI headquarters relocating there.

I’ll spare all of the details and specific issue, but work not getting done when said, mistakes on the job, numerous delays, stretches of days when work wasn’t done to our property at all, and over all most of the work was mediocre at best.