@Brian Ploszay definitely had some great insight.To expand on his first point, I think a "triple net lease" would be a good model to try to follow.Also, make sure that in the event your optimal tenant (drug rehab) were to move out, you have multiple exits to help you sustain any market downturn. 

Hey everyone, just reaching out to see if there are any investors out there who have any tips on how to maximize the ROI on their deals. Buy deeper? Better GC's? Accurate due diligence? Best areas to flip in Southwest...

Listen, I know you have to make money as no business can be sustained without income. 

I am fine for long term growth and don't mind working for the next 20-30 years to build a sustainable portfolio with no mortages on them as the end game plan.What would you do? 

I plan to purchase as many properties as I can afford and sustain with minimal down payments for the first 10 years of this business. 

Slow & steady wealth building is sustainable wealth building.

As far as level of service, its improved slightly only because I am on top of everything constantly which isn't sustainable but is what is needed now.

Unlike other carbon capture methods that consume large amounts of water, Avnos' approach is not only more efficient but also environmentally sustainable, making it highly deployable across various regions.Kern County's unique geology, established infrastructure, and industrial expertise make it an ideal location for such large-scale carbon removal projects.

We know what we are doing, we have a lot of experience at this point so adding properties wouldn't be that hard.... but the deals are not there and as Joe mentioned, there is still overhead in terms of time and just general PITA.I really like the idea of cashing out as long as we can sustain at a solid income. 

That was what I thought and it matched my availability and asset sustainment needs.