I like the IRA module.

Seems like you ought to be telling US what results you get rather ask us to predict your future.My crystal ball has an old Ray-o-vac battery and is leaking some kind of fluid so it's up to you, buddy.

You're not going to get stick-built home prices for them.Zoning may also prevent them being placed on lots not zoned for them.Check with your local officials regard what can and cannot be placed on a lot in your area.You might also want to explore modular homes: houses stick-built in a factory and shipped to the homesite in pieces ("modules") on flat bed trucks.

Detailed Example: Have modules for contacts, properties and deal opportunities.

We use it for our tenants to remind them about changing the filters, or checking the smoke alarm battery etc.With the outside services, you can also track who reads the emails.

However, it's good for you because it will keep the PM on their toes, knowing the tenants could bad mouth them to you while you are putting new batteries in the smoke detector LOL!

AND I TEACH EVERY TENANT (3minutes) the difference in these 2 monitors.They take the batteries out immediately of any chirping detector and beat it with a broom whatever to stop the chirping.Fine.

They presented a good module of training, now it's up to me if I would perform well.

Your  handyman can go by there a couple of times a year, in addition to repairs, to change batteries in smoke and CO2 detectors, and just as important, report back to you anything he sees that might be amiss.  

But while recently listening to a training module conducted by a veteran investor, I learned we can opt to set wholesaling fees as a percentage of the ARV.