Hello everyone,My business partner and I spent 10 years building an internet marketing firm that now, *knock on wood*, runs a bit like a well-oiled machine.

One thing we did discover is (this property doesn’t have a basement it’s on a slab), because of the pet urine soaking into the concrete after cleaning, bleaching… we sealed it with Kilz oil based sealer to lock in/out the odors and ran my Ozone machine for a month to help with the smell.The Bear Paint distributor for Home Depot said we should have used water based Kilz and not oil based.

People need to maintain and operate the machines and there are tasks robotics cannot perform. 

I just got into Ethereum mining as well (though my brother is doing all the work there really), and I have been employing machine learning / AI models to study the market in Ålesund.

The equity machine is running full bore and I'm thinking in 4-5 years Ill be ready to reduce my work load.

Once you get the machine rolling, you can snowball the cash into other properties if you are able to.

I had to sent the actual machine to be inspected by a 3rd party before my insurance company can make a decision.The true question is, how can I get them to cover this type of loss?

Why buy a fourplex, when just slotting yourself into 5+ units drops the cost per square foot by at least $100?  

Of course, if you are going the self-assembled team route (as opposed to full-service turnkey), there is the possibility that one of the cogs in your machine fails - your contractor bails or under quotes, your PM drops the ball - and you have to take a last minute flight to do damage control and find replacements.

I bought 22-units in Indianapolis for $350,000, did light rehab, increased rents and it is a cash flow machine.