Agents and loan officers should be working in this current climate 7 days, as their income is driven on production. 

I came across this article on Reuters about how the wildfires in California could spark a financial crisis and wanted to see what you all thought about the article:https://www.reuters.com/article/us-climate-change-market-fire/how-californias-wildfires-could-spark-a-financial-crisis-idUSKBN2611TK?

There's also appreciation to account for even tho I would be cautious of putting that in your numbers bc the uncertainty of the upcoming economic climate...

Doing brick staining properly requires some skill and they will know what product works in your climate.

Depending on your climate, they will need the roof painted every 5 years or so after the first 20 or so years.

Contemplating a sub-warmer climate States (Currently in Wisconsin) for the next move with delegating management to propriety managers.

After doing the math I realized, it was time to get rid of it, trade it in for a similar property in a different locale without a lot of speculative buying, newer, less hassle to fix, even if it's a mark up a little during this climate, it's better than having to deal with fixing roof, fence, etc which brings me to my next point:2) Is it really the full rent you get to keep?

Do your research and figure out what type of climate you would tolerate.

Later we discovered upon further research that the building construction was very poor ( 2-3 inch wide cracks in the foundation that went that length of the building after only 5 years of being built) and that there was 100k square feet of climate controlled self storage being built at the mall right across the street!

"Joe Biden’s campaign climate plan, entitled a ‘Clean Energy Revolution’, involves $1.7 trillion USD in renewable energy infrastructure to be spent over 10 years.