I don't think there is anything wrong with the fundamentals of the market we're in. Take

If rent is $2,000, your mortgage is $3,500, and your net is $1,500, that's a $500 increase in take home to you if you have the discipline to live as though you are paying $2,000.

Just finishing my GIS cert now and have been dabbling with things like Matt has mentioned, school districts , flood plains, etc where the data is all nicely compiled and formatted already but very interested in taking that to the next level.

Hello All;I work with the intake officer of a Family Office management company, who has given me specific guidance on how they work.

The difference is they are CALCULATED risks based on research and knowledge to decrease the chances of a bad outcome.I am a believer in taking INFORMED risks.

Since you can't "snap" the new piece in, take out your razor knife and shave off the lip of the new board.

Also, a good property management company should do a thorough intake inspection (and have the tenant to do one as well) whenever possible so these are not surprises to the tenant or owner after the fact.If your management co doesn't have good policies for ALL of these things, I'd start interviewing.Wm

And the tax write-offs make your W2 Earnings a lot higher in take home pay.10.

Creating an infrastructure where you can intake all the info when you get the leads to you and follow up follow up follow up.

For my duplex, I purchased used laundry machines (not coin operated) and they are doing ok after more than 1 year.Yup, the guy who empties the machine pockets some coins, then the intake guy, then the company just lies about how much was collected.