Figure out where your strengths lie and focus on that.After doing this for two decades, the biggest takeaway is to stay consistent, build relationships, and always be prepared to pivot.

The biggest lesson I learned is that there is nor time like the present.

Most leases you can purchase are generic in nature and do not equip you with very helpful tools to manage your property in the most effective and efficient manner, lowering costs, reducing liabilities, creating revenue centers, etc. 

You an use this if you are either looking to invest passively, or, if you are raising capital, refer back to it, and focus on these three pillars:The biggest mistake I see passive investors make is they focus on the deal, what's my return, when in reality, that is the last pillar they need to focus on.

All setup for kids away from the adults.It is one of our biggest draws.

STR revenue is down about 25% and it's killing STR owners bad, especially those with large homes.

My biggest question I always get asked after I explain it to them before lease signing is the no pet policy.   

We do not have any bookings until late November, but want to keep the schedule open for potential revenue.

That is what they do, they negotiate with the insurance company to get you the biggest payout that you're entitled to.

The biggest thing that frustrates me most about the guru's is how most are not transparent about all things notes, yet they send post after post on LinkedIn or FB wanting you to watch a Podcast or something else about how much money they made on notes to get you sucked into their web.