But, your guys reaction to that stress/pressure is what will dictate the results you get out of the hard work you are putting in. Take

We live in Bergen County, NJ...and at this point I'm not even sure if there is any point in taking further action. 

For Tesla you have 3 options.. a regular 12 volt plug in takes forever .. then you can get one that is the same voltage as a dryer 30 amps or so.. cost less than 500.00  my electrician who does all our new builds put mine in for 150 bucks. and i put them in all my new builds for 200.00 each , you can upgrade to telsas home fast charger and I think that will be an additional 300 to 500.00 have not priced it.. but for me I dont need it plug in start at 10pm car is charged by 3am and if its really low by 5 am.   

Your education will come to you over a long period of time....some of it through quick intake - reading, podcasts, videos, etc....... and some of it through experience that you'll naturally gain as you begin.The best thing I can suggest is to simply click on the word "Education" at the top of this BP page.

Other then that start to write procedures of new tenant intake, or when they leave.

I'm reaching out to see if there are any investors out there interested in taking us under their wing.

They just haven't received the attention they deserve so you're filling that knowledge gap for everyone interested in taking advantage of that market with this one and I am excited to read it when it comes out! 

Have they shown any progress in taking the correct steps moving forward?

But when it comes to putting floor over old floor (or shingles over old shingles, or drywall over old walls, etc,) I'm a firm believer in take it down to the starting point and go from there. 

Been doing plenty of information intake