Most of the landlord unfriendly laws like rent control etc. end up reducing supply, contributing to a supply/demand imbalance and increasing appreciation potential while reducing turnover.

Excited to be able to learn and eventually be able to contribute. 

I’m always open to advice, collaborations, and networking with others who share the same drive for success.I look forward to engaging with you all and contributing to the discussions!

Looking forward to contributing and growing together via this platform.

I believe in collaboration and growth, and I’m really excited to contribute to this community while learning from the best.Looking forward to connecting with you all and building strong partnerships!

If the treehouse contributes value and there is a market for it then it could be appraised. 

Hey Barnie Frank also contributed to it (another ma$$-hole) along with Liz.

I would only suggest a property management company set up if you are not working for an employer and are interested in retirement account contributions + deducting health insurance costs.If you are already working for an employer who is providing a retirment account plan + subsidizing health insurance costs, in my opinion, no point in setting it up.

If you're both 50/50 in each asset, why not create a partnership now, and contribute both assets to the partnership; where you will be 50/50 owners.

That way, you’re not scrambling to find buyers after getting a house under contract.Delegate Low-Impact Tasks: Anything that doesn’t directly contribute to getting deals closed (like research or lead scrubbing) can be outsourced, freeing you up for high-value activities like negotiations.Is it Worth the Time?