Hi John - We do have one property that will not be profitable or just about break even in 2024 due to all the unforeseen maintenance items:  pool heater, roof, pool fence, handy man over a dozen times, remodeling took 3 months instead of 3 weeks, etc. 

If you work 20 hours a week and have 3 units, then absolutely, give it a shot yourself.

David Greene makes a video about once a quarter on the BP podcast showing how to do this and usually he gives out a discount code for BP premium.If you need the MLS do you have a friend with access that you can do comps with?

We had a tenant who decided unilaterally to move out two weeks later than the contractual end date.

It was replaced with a Siemens circuit breaker a few weeks ago.

Timelines and capital required are obviously higher when pouring larger foundations for a tower and craning modulars together on the site, but if you had a blue print/drawings in hand their timelines are as follows:6 weeks in the factory 1 week deliver Laydown site Shuttle to actual location where crane is Crain in 4-5 days3 months of finishingHope this is helpful!

The other alternative would be to take good videos and ask them to fill out an application.

A recent study showed that 80 people are moving to this city every single week, which will continue to increase housing demand.

But I have rentals in North Carolina, and I think NC state law only requires 7-day notice on a month-to-month lease, where partial June rent credit would be due even if they didn't give notice until first week in June.  

(I have not signed and returned a copy to the tenants) Within the past week or so while renovating the vacant unit, Ive noticed an unusually high amount of activity pertaining to one of the occupied units i.e. vehicles stopping at the property for short periods of time, the tenant leaving as a passenger in a vehicle, then returing on foot, different people coming and going on foot.