I have units leased to two local restaurants that use the units for staff. 

At the moment the smallest property in my portfolio is 68 units and we can afford to have full-time staff at the property. 

I also maintain an information document that answers all frequently asked questions and I proactively send it to every renter to avoid a lot of email traffic answering the same questions.How do you maintain and communicate schedules to cleaning staff, and apartment or resort security if applicable?  

- Staff?

Based on the research done by one of my staff members, 48% of foreclosures happen when the breadwinner stops working because of a critical illness.Some of the properties I bought in the past are from motivated sellers who became critically ill or had a death in the family.

Insurance companies have deep pockets and large legal staffs. 

I have some website feedback for the BiggerPockets staff (not sure if this is the right place to post it, but I couldn't find a feedback forum).As a new user, I've found navigating the forums pretty tedious and difficult.

if its just normal tent turn over stuff.. you PM should have handy man on staff

Being that you won't be able to afford an onsite staff, there are times when things will go wrong that will necessitate your involvement if the property manager isn't handling them properly or simply isn't able to get to them fast enough because they're managing multiple properties.

If I worked within 60 miles of where I lived I would be forced to take on staff position and cut my income in half.