Jan 26, 2021
How do you create a passive operation? Whether it’s a portfolio of real estate, a short-term rental company, or any other business. Well, first of all, you have to have a place to put all of your standard operating procedures; the pieces of your business puzzle that tell all of your team exactly what they need to know. There are lots of ways to do this and I’ve explored many of them but I'm happy to say I believe I’ve found a new winner! I’ve discovered a tool that I’m confident will provide you the platform to easily organize and share whatever information you need about your properties or your business.
It’s a beautiful new database tool called “Notion.” I’ve been using it for several months now and I want to give you my insights and why I think everyone could and SHOULD be using this tool.
This week we’ll dive into this beautiful piece of software and cover:
- What is Notion, how does it work?
- How “shared databases” are the solution to your organization nightmares
- How this can be a perfect fit for your properties
- How to use it with your STR’s
- Additional benefits to help in your personal life
To check it out for yourself visit: https://www.notion.so/login
** Please note that I have no affiliation with this company I just think it could be very useful for you :) **
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