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Helping Families and Individuals Manage Their Estate

06 Dec 2024 - Tony Naccarato

Family Estate Planning

Challenges in Managing Real Estate Holdings

Managing real estate holdings across the country presents a unique set of challenges. As families accumulate properties from the East Coast to the West Coast, the complexity of tracking information related to these assets increases significantly. This geographical spread can complicate management and oversight.

Difficulties in Tracking Information Related to Properties

One major challenge is keeping track of all the information associated with various properties and deals. For instance, it can be pretty difficult to remember key details such as:

  • The attorney involved in a specific transaction.
  • The loan and escrow officer responsible for documentation.
  • The CPA that handled the financial aspects of a particular deal.
"Our major challenges are keeping track of all the information associated with the various properties and deals that we have all across America."
—Beck Locey

Importance of Centralizing Information

Given the multitude of holdings, centralizing information becomes crucial. A well-organized system can help families manage their real estate and assets more effectively, ensuring that important details are easily accessible when needed.

Main Street Pulse

Managing real estate holdings can often be complex, mainly when information is scattered among family members. Main Street Pulse offers a centralized solution to streamline family asset management and helps with estate planning.

Features of Main Street Pulse for Managing Assets

  • Organize Properties: Keep track of all properties in one place.
  • Visualize Ownership: Easily see which entities are involved in property ownership.
  • Share Information: Effortlessly share details with siblings, trustees, bankers, or anyone else who needs access to the information.
"Being able to manage everything in Main Street has been a game changer."
—Beck Locey

With Main Street Pulse, families can:

  • Centralize Information: Avoid the confusion of having information spread across different family members.
  • Track Important Contacts: Keep tabs on property managers, taxing authorities, escrow agents, and more.
  • Enhance Communication: Facilitate better communication among family members regarding property management.

Get your real estate organized and start tracking your important dates