John Underwood

1 week ago | biggerpockets.com | Bernard Golden |John Underwood |David Orr |Sean O'Keefe

Looking for recommendations for a time tracking app suitable for real estate professional status qualification. Ideally would have iphone and web access to account. Would appreciate pointers both positive and negative.

1 week ago | biggerpockets.com | Jeff Mackey |John Underwood |Stephen White

Good Morning Everyone,I am looking for a little bit of personal insight. I am placing my tenants in my first duplex that was closed on a week ago. It looks like this question has been posted many times over on BP and on different sites. Most of the threads that I found while quickly rummaging through at work were a little dated. What is the best site to use for background, eviction, credit, criminal checks? I've seen Cozy, Transunion, Experian, Tenantify, Rentprep, etc.

2 weeks ago | biggerpockets.com | John Crimmins |John Underwood |Ryan Moyer |Steven Wilson

I have an unpopular opinion on this one.. no TV, no projector, nothing. We own cabins in the PNW and the only electronics we have is a record player. Our thoughts on this are: most of our guests are coming from the city (Seattle) and want to get out into nature to unwind. They sit in the hot tub, listen to the river, watch the fire, and spend time with loved ones or friends. We've hosted THOUSANDS of guests at our cabins and maybe 2 or 3 asked about a TV. Does it hurt our bookings?

3 weeks ago | biggerpockets.com | John Underwood |Stephen Davis |Asya Evans |Perry Livingston

I only own one property, but know that I would like to scale my buy and hold portfolio in the near future. How soon is too soon to use a rental property management software? I figured it will be useful to already have systems in place when I scale, but I also don't want to spend unnecessary money in the meantime. Also, how do you deal with tenants who are not tech savvy when you use a property management software to run your business?

3 weeks ago | biggerpockets.com | Garrett Brown |John Underwood |Ryan Moyer |Max Smetiouk

Quote from @Garrett Brown: If your Airbnb listing isn’t getting clicks, it doesn’t matter how incredible your property is—no clicks mean no bookings. Airbnb operates as an interest-based algorithm, rewarding listings that grab attention and keep potential guests clicking. That’s why improving your Click-Through Rate (CTR) is one critical metric to focus on to boost your Airbnb profit and visibility. Hi @Garrett BrownThanks for sharing these insights..