I've done a good amount of research on how the HOA system works but I have some general questions that I can't seem to find.1.

Any suggestions you have on how to setup the foundation of our systems and processes to make things scalable in the future would be helpful!

It’s an awesome system for a do it yourself landlord who is on a budget.

Believe me when I say, it's super easy to get more clients, but if you don't have the right paperwork AND systems, it can be a major pain to scale; it's very easy to get overwhelmed with loan requests.

Once you get a system down and speed becomes the hurdle to overcome, then delayed finance becomes appealing.

He basically said if someone was able to build an HOA management platform that was both user-friendly and affordable, there would be a real market there.Having deep knowledge of relational databases, java rest APIs, user-friendly UIs and just building/deploying web applications in general, plus having built these types of systems many times before professionally -- albeit in different sectors/industries -- I’m seriously considering a side project to build some type of HOA SAAS (software-as-a-service) product that will hopefully make people’s life’s easier without costing them a fortune.My question is, before I invest time and energy in this, is there actually a market there?

I'm not sure if there's an alternative, but I'm working on creating a home in CT and there is NO requirement to install a fire suppression system, but I'm doing it anyway. 

My first thoughts: What is the age of the septic system?

The reason I would want to sign the lease now is because I do not want to go through the system and courts that will take another two months.

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