Just make sure you set aside some time each week to organize and track your expenses/receipts, otherwise it will become a monster that you will put off until it is a gigantic mess (or at least that's what I used to do). 

We do offer automations such as drip campaigns, but are very big on making sure that any automated communication is highly personal as to not come off sounding robotic whether it's in text or email form.

You're a monster!

So I understand firsthand the investments (time, money, emotions) that need to be made in lower income asset classes, only to be made to feel like a greedy monster when the time comes to be compensated for that investment.Again I think this goes way beyond individual investors/mobile home parks.

Right of way setbacks, landscaping requirements, soil erosion plans, dirt permits, soil compaction, Indian survey, protected Gila monster survey or brown bats,  etc etc etc.                        

The reporters affectionately refer to this as the Turf Monster and will have a separate box score for tackles and sacks by the turf. 

I checked Glass Door and Monster.

Telling people that their properties did not go up in value, their stock market portfolio did not go up value, and that their monster cash flow properties do not cash flow when all of it actually happened, happened over decades, and continues to happen is ineffective commentary. 

It’s a cash flow monster, but the expense ratio is certainly higher.Attempted to do a CF refinance 6 months ago, and it was virtually impossible.  

Congrats, @Sam Rust, on the impressive execution of your goal in such a short amount of time relative to that monster deal size.