The operating agreement (OA) details what member is responsible for what task(s) and how capital funds are contributed.

Offer to help them do some task they don't want to, drive by the house, do leg work, paperwork whatever.

We will soon be closing on a property in Marion, Kansas and we will need a good, professional, reasonably priced bonded and insured electrician for several tasks needed for compliance and upgrades.

Now that those ventures into the PE markets and doing this business at large scale are part of my past, I'm extremely excited to get back to my favorite part of REI, meeting people, doing deals, and helping other fellow adventurers in any way I can.I am very excited to be part of the BP community.

I know being a landlord is no easy task but can be rewarding also.

Take the task of tenant screening away from the property manager.

I am considering investing in Ohio and would love to hear more about your adventure.

Government subsidize only part of rent, some $$ tenants pay by themselves.Good luck with your adventure

But now that it's over,the fight begins to find that next client.There is so much to learn and so much to do that it seems overwhelming.You have to accept that it's going to take time and instead of trying to do a ton of things at the same time,pick one or two tasks per day and devote the time to getting those done.Small and steady steps will keep you moving forward,that's the game plan.I need to build a website that clients will enjoy seeing and using.I have to reach out and touch every person I know or use to know and still talk to on Facebook.I'm planning on a lot of lunches and dinners with former high school classmates and fellow employees from my previous career of 20 years.

Any tips or advice on this next adventure?