However, learning how to be a landlord/property manager; taking 20 credits a semester which is now 2 times the work load and online as well as working 20 hours a week all while trying to successfully juggle a relationship is very taxing and exhausting.

-Exhaust fans in the laundry rooms not turning on in 3/4 units. 

Much has been made of the struggles of tenants facing financial hardship and many landlords have been placed at the mercy of the now-exhausted small business relief funding or forced to renegotiate with their mortgage companies independently when rent payments have come up short.

I maintain that, unlike in 2008, there is currently a significant shortage of affordable housing, so I do not expect valuations or rents to take a severe beating.I do, however, foresee a sizeable transfer of real estate ownership away from financially (and emotionally) exhausted older rental property owners and into the hands of younger investors, over the next 10 - 20 years.Basically, I think Baby Boomers are largely done being landlords. 

Of course the list above is not-exhaustive, there a many other jobs that make real estate happen but the above are most common.

I'm pretty sure I have exhausted all of my resources except a PI at this point. 

But the building inspector was impressed by the way my wife fit/squeezed them in & still met all code complaint clearances & exhaust fan requirements. 

Last Saturday morning, my husband an I woke up to water pouring out of our bathroom exhaust fan and in the recessed lights in our kitchen.

After 9pm im useless and exhausted.

I've exhausted my personal contacts but want to work with someone referred.Does anyone here have a recommendation for a GC in the boroughs?