Looking back to when I first started, idk how I'd be able to juggle multiple things at the same time with no or limited knowledge/experience and expect to be successful.

Now you've got a lot of balls in the air to juggle, and that's ok, building wealth takes work.  

Then they have no clue about local geography, which may result in them hiring a contractor that lives hours from the property.If you only need one part-time, understand they will be juggling at least another client, or two, or more.

So below, I’ll just break down what we do exactly and which tools we’re using to host thousands of guests per year -- while doing it remotely and juggling other full-time work responsibilities.Automating The Operations:Guest Communication Automation via Smartbnb - we currently automate about 90% of all guest communication utilizing a tool called Smartbnb.

for placing open house signs (often with balloons) on public property and one broker recently hired a professional 'human' sign guy whose career is juggling signs, only to also be fined by the respective city!  

I am juggling looking at duplexes, triplexes and quads versus maybe purchasing individual single families and small condos for renting.

I have my clients use a CPA for their taxes only because I do not want the hassle when I am juggling monthly books.

If you're opening the account when you sell it, then you're not buying/renovating with that llc's funds, so you're having to juggle the accounting anyway.

How did you juggle searching/rehabbing/managing properties with the intense time-demands medical jobs require (sometimes 80 hour work weeks)?

Being a wife, mother of three kiddos, middle school teacher and taking care of my real estate clients is a constant juggle, but somehow it gets done.