Hey all! glad to be here. I am from CS Outsource, recently parterned with StrIQ.

strIQ LIVE: You Asked, We Built It 📅 Friday, July 10 | 1:00–2:00 PM CT This is the full strIQ 2.5 product showcase — and it was built from your feedback. Here's what we're revealing live: → The app and comps dashboard are now one unified platform — no more toggling, no more context-switching, just faster, cleaner deal analysis all in one place → A full redesign built around how you actually work → New features you asked for → New MLS markets now live on the platform We'll walk through everything, show the real impact it's having on how investors find and close deals, and take your questions live. Register here 👇 https://share.hsforms.com/15gjrvuH9S4ua3iDZcLEdIAnxf0e See you Friday at 1 PM CT! 🎬

If you missed it — no worries, the full session is up now. We talk a lot in here about deals and comps, but this one's about the other side of the business: your time. The midnight guest messages. The bookkeeping that never quite stays caught up. The listings you keep meaning to update but never get to. CS Outsource joined us to break down what to hand off first (and what it actually costs) if you're ready to stop doing it all yourself. Worth a watch if you're feeling stretched thin managing your STRs solo. 👇 https://www.youtube.com/live/HGu1Od0Hnug?is=RMCsPWi6YPbvMj_I Drop a comment — what's the first thing on your list to outsource?

What's the real cost of doing everything yourself in your STR business? Not the cash cost — the hours. The midnight guest messages, the bookkeeping that never stays caught up, the listings you keep meaning to update. Join us live TODAY at 1 PM CT for "The Hidden Cost of Doing It All." CS Outsource is walking through exactly what to outsource first, and what it actually costs. Free, live, and recorded if you can't make it. Drop a 🙋 if you're in. REGISTER HERE: https://40190270.hs-sites.com/striqcs-outsource

We are looking at some properties in the Phoenix area, and found a house with a zero rating, based on projected income of $53K on a $550K purchase price. When I looked into the detailed comp set, I found the same house as one of the comps with income of over $100K per year. Does anyone have advice on how to weigh the 2 different data points?