Many members withhold portions of security deposits where applicable, pre-lease units, have little to no vacancy, don't pay lease-up fees, use hard surface flooring, only pay a few hundred dollars to paint a unit (if even needed), and then swap out a rotating lock set....whereas other members have thousands in vacancy and repairs.

You also have some intellectual understanding of how the Earth rotates and revolves around the sun.

At 26 years old I had torn both my rotator cuffs, started getting nerve damage in my hips and my doctor told me that if I don't walk away I will need back surgery...

In fact, let me preface with a quick list of pro's and cons for a multi-family as compared to a single family.Pros:Proportionally lower taxes/insuranceEase of management(locationwise)Lower roof capital expendituresHigher rent to price ratioRarely fully vacant - can reno-rotate tooLow price volatilityCons:May pay minimum management fees due to lower unit rentsGreater potential for delinquency/damage(Much) higher HVAC capital expendituresLow price appreciationOverall, it's a somewhat bizarre phenomenon to me to watch the money rushing into multis. 

If you need it off, maybe one of those rotating floor machines with a scrub pad on it once the tiles are up.

That Or you can have your mail groups on rotation.

I work a rotating shift of two weeks on and two weeks off 12-16 hours a day.

I have a daily task goal that rotates as I never know how my day can change. 

So you can have a rotation of three primary residences in addition to your investment portfolio. 

Rotate the card that you let report balance every month. 2.