And in the future the less utilities you provide to your tenants the better.

Min is 3200, but the bigger the better.

I can give you dozens of examples of owners who believed they could care for their property better than a stranger.

Quote from @Scott Blevins: Starting out a little older and had a question about sec 8 investingIve been thinks about purchasing some homes in baltimore and renting them section 8 to aquire some good cash flow and later purchasing in better areas and eventually getting out of sec 8.

Yes, getting sued is a risk factor and I've been involved with frivolous lawsuits which are not fun, but in my opinion you'd be in a much better spot owning a property in your personal name that let's you keep an extra 10-20% of the purchase price in your pocket as emergency funds, as opposed to buying the loan under an LLC that requires every last penny you might have to make the higher down payment, then you have to operate on a shoestring.

Better to get more than you think you need.

Which is kind of what should be done anyway if your serious long term.... or would a different path be a better option here?

Doing this will accomplish:1) Show to your boss, so he better understands what you do and how valuable you are2) You can create some training guides3) This is actually #1 - figure out more efficient ways to do things!

At that point, it's worth researching and finding a solution that better meets your needs.

Even if I have to wait 6 months and spend $50K on a different buildout, I'm still doing better by month 15. - I believe that companies and the economy as a whole have begun a long-term shift towards back to in-office.