This seems interesting as I am already have implemented the 12-week year into a Notion Template, but I feel that is not well integrated with my calendar and other systems.

So any notion of a SURGE of inventory is simply near to impossible.

A stretch to say you are presenting a useful alternative.What truly triggered my response was the notion that it was proper for nursing home/assisted living affiliates to have a preferred network of investors, much less that they would use billing and time pressure to steer their prospective patients there.

Although it's wrong, the courts seem to be upholding that misconstrued notion.

And if you have a good notion about historical returns, you can make the call on the assets.

The absolute best city or town to invest in ( do not get stuck on the notion of investing in major metros or you will miss out on many interesting opportunities) is . . . the one where you have a team you can trust, where you are able to learn the market and its nuances and get to a point where you are comfortable doing business there because you know how things work and what the market requires for success.

Additionally, using management tools such as Gusto for payroll and benefits, Trello or Asana for task management, and Evernote or Notion for document organization can enhance efficiency.

I understand there are naysayers out there who make preconceived notions based on limited information, but I also know that I'm doing a lot more good & making a massive positive impact than those naysayers could ever know. 

Hi Ty,Thank you very much for your response.The notion of "keeping detailed records of your time spent" has befuddled me up to this point. 

So this just solidifies the notion that mobile home appreciation has everything to do with land value as opposed the home itself.