I currently have mine managed professionally.

Interesting, I did not have the issues on mine when I first used but it take a while to get them confirmed.

So for example, let's say a friend of mine wants to get involved in real estate but doesn't have the time, knowledge, experience, or resources to do it very well.

A good friend of mine once dealt with a similar setup in Philly.. big steps, narrow frontage, and enough snow to give tenants an excuse to skip shoveling alltogether.

I do a lot of boots on the ground stuff for different clients of mine who might need stuff like leasing, walkthroughs, contractor recommendations, but want to be more hands on with the managing of the property.  

A reliable property manager and CPA are worth their weight in gold, especially when you’re managing remotely.If you’d like to chat more about what’s worked for my clients or have questions about specific markets, I’m always happy to share insights.

Most of mine are built in the 50’s and 60’s.

A friend of mine and her husband are working on a deal to combine an event venue and it will double as a film studio because they help produce a lot of films in Georgia.

For example, one $27/hr FT property manager of mine can manage 140 leases.

One friend of mine house hacked a duplex in Pittsburgh, initially making just $75/month after expenses.