As I explore my core 4 and look into different markets I am contemplating on a couple different places where the entry level is more do able to compound a strategy, and implement the notorious BRRR.

@Adam Pippert I absolutely have implemented Alexa at scale in my higher end properties.

I’m really intrigued on how that property type relies more on not only the investors ability to value add (e.g. renovations, repairs, additions, subdivisions, etc), but their ability to implement strategies to reduce costs (e.g. preventative maintenance, technology driven services, negotiating terms and rates with service providers, etc), which in return increases the NOI.

I will say that as a left leaning person I used to believe that rent control could be fine if properly implemented, and most landlords opposition to it was strictly out of greed.

The concern is that big tech, banks, and the rest of the multinational corporations will be more than happy to sell out the American people and use and implement the same systems they have used in other places like China right here in the West. 

How should I implement this?

Originally posted by @Jason Shackleton:@Cooper Lammonds I love the book The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson.I saw this book before and was thinking about buying it because I struck me that I watch so many "tip videos" on Youtube where I say, that's a great idea but then I never remember to implement it when I need to.

Bottom line: If you are using the channel well, in time you will see results, if some part of your implementation isn't working and you don’t adjust, you won’t see results. 3.

those are 2 main strategies that a lot of RE investors implement. 

Pick a strategy, learn it, implement it, get good at it, then expand.