Joe Gore

Labor rates double the national average and General contractor markups of 25+%.

This will usually be an excel sheet, or maybe something fancier, that will outline, item by item, everything that needs to be done, parsing out every item, labor, materials, etc. 

They will significantly boost labor productivity; - Inflation is trending down;- the Fed is itching to lower interest rates and bond markets are starting to sniff out a shift in the winds;- there is a ~$70 trillion wealth transfer from the Baby Boomers to their kidsbeginning (including their homes and real estate assets);- home prices are increasing steadily, not chaotically;- overall rents are up, but steading thanks to apartment rents / supply;- wage growth, for more than a year, is back to above inflation levels;- and the bottom 50% have more $ in their checking accounts than ever before as a % of wealth.

Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) once a month (usually around the midpoint of the following month) at 8:30 a.m.

For example, 1000sq ft to purchase the HVAC it would run about $2,000 plus labor.

I don't know what's right for you, and with the online resources today being able to manage remotely only gets easier and easier, but property management is still a very labor-intensive business on average, and I would guess that eventually, a problem will pop up that you wish you weren't the one that had to deal with it.

@Alex HafnerTo pick up on how to invest in real estate, you might want to watch some YouTube channels like Meet Kevin, Graham Stephan, BiggerPockets, Matt McKeever, Coach Carson, Morris Invest, Investment Joy, and Joe McCall.

@Joe DaigleOMG over the past month their has been a ton of JUNK.

Anyone who works remote or online or does low skill manual labor.