Quit focusing on the little things like dunning someone for a replacement key and spend your energy trying to rent your STR.

In a lot of ways, this has forced our team to be more efficient realtors, and I could see us using this technology even after things return to normal. 

Been refining the process for ~10 years and it's honestly saved me a ton of time, energy, and frustration. 

My architectural firm has been dedicated to providing efficient, cost-effective designs over the past 3 years on over 250 residential projects throughout Chicagoland. 

My dilemma is as follows:Just as I have failed in being an efficient landlord, M has failed to be a good tenant and neighbor.- Noise:  M and her kids routinely come in and out of the house at 1 am or later (any day of the week) and slam the front door.

If you are set on getting them out this will be the cheapest and most efficient way to do so.  

If you have gone through this I would like to ask you a few questions on how to be efficient and succeed in both areas.

Ive been managing to stay decently busy but when my time frees up I focus on mastering systems that will help me be faster and more efficient.

What are some of the most time consuming tasks that you have been able to systematize and turn into a efficient, less time-consuming process?

Specifically, I am looking for a way to track and manage leads and a system for following up with these leads in a timely and efficient manner without them falling through the cracks.