@Robi Schreckhise what has your observation been of that, particularly in light of Covid? 

I don't doubt it - but even to a jaded observer, shocking.  

OR decide to do it all on your own and she is just an observer. 2. 

I have had a couple of wise investors/business owners recommend holding onto the cash I have and observing the market rather than playing in the ball pit with all the other stinky kids.

Hi @Miles Klos,I don't really have a regular enough schedule, nor do I still do enough of my own work to make it worth it for you to shadow me, but I'm happy to have an occasional phone or email conversation if you want to run something by someone who is impartial and has been doing it for a while.A few observations off the bat:1.

Inspectors, at their discretion, may disclose observed immediate safety hazards to occupants exposed to such hazards, when feasible.”And so if the Inspector did not abide by the Code of Ethics his behaviour could be construed as unethical.

Call the tenant on your observations, insist the lease violations be cured immediately, and then determine whether this is someone you can trust to  comply with your lease terms.Expect more of yourself - and EVEN MORE from your tenants.You got this...

., which does business as Assurely, to Austin from New York City.He had visited Austin several times, and noted that the Texas capital is a city where “the innovators are coming to and innovating, where the builders are building.”He observed the local commercial real estate expansion already underway or being considered by Big Tech heavyweights, such as California-headquartered companies Apple Inc., Google LLC and Tesla Inc.He recognized the richness of Austin’s “human capital” that could be the source of Assurely’s expanding workforce. 

Very interesting observation, Susan.

I've been an observer from the sidelines just watching with a constant fear of pulling the trigger and taking massive actions instead of being in the game.