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Tom Henderson
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Daily Operational Habits-- Landlords & Investors

Tom Henderson
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Hello Team!
Like many of you, I work a full time gig for another firm. I usually put in 55-60 hours for my day job. 

Needless to say, I need to be smart with my time, and not get distracted with interruptions or shiny objects during my day job hours.

I'm curious what type of routine some of you follow to best manage your real estate investments? Do you have a best practice standard morning routine? What would you add to this list below? I know Brandon has been talking about writing for one-hour each morning.. that got me thinking about how I can batch my Operational work into a 30 minute morning session, with coffee of course. 

I'm hoping to get this information, and subsequent work/follow-up done by 7:00 am each morning, so I can focus on my IT Sales day-job is the economic engine fueling this real estate endeavor. 

Working-on-business (not-in-it) activities:

- Automated renewal notices -- 90-60 days in advance

- Daily status-- current projects in flight

- Cashflow-- Daily review AR, Cash in bank accounts & Cash owed to credit card companies

- Client-Tenant requests-- for requests/incidents that are not emergencies and which can be handled next biz day

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