Natural market cycles are a good thing because it washes out the low performers- seems like this is what is happening?

Slot machines (and casinos in general) are insanely lucrative.

I am sure most of you know this story:"The Graybeard engineer retired and a few weeks later the Big Machine broke down, which was essential to the company’s revenue.

I work with a lot of smaller syndications/investment groups and have seen some where the principals try to take a 'hands-off' approach and let the machine run.

Once I explain our process, the relief that washes over them is magical.Here's how we handle it:We charge an admin fee for breaking the lease.The tenant remains responsible for rent and utilities until a new tenant moves in.We take on the burden of marketing, showing the property, and screening new tenants.

Fomo  reaching for deals for the sake of doing the deals and keeping the machine rolling.4.

When I called the owner and told him who I was, he said he was actually thinking about calling me to see if I would be interested in managing the property for him.

I've even had a Vietnamese co-worker who doesn't speak much English mention a business venture together, teaching what I do. ( Coordinate Measuring machine programmer - Zeiss Calypso and gears.)Unless I become very wealthy fast, the plan is to move to a tropical place for a while.

I was thinking it may be closer to a "wash" or, maybe only slightly more only bc w/ a duplex at least we aren't paying for two exterior wall materials for two sfh?

I have a fax machine / scanner/ copier and occasionally fax.