Even relatively modest investments in these areas can yield impressive returns.

Someone more experienced may chime in, but my impression is that at a certain point, you're putting less in reserve for expenses/maintenance because you've already got a chunk of cash stuffed away, and the likelihood of "all" or even a high percentage of properties having major repairs all at the same time is much lower than one or two lower end properties while we're starting out.

I was under impression that property tax was included.

With your impressive background in residential construction and 20 years in the trades, you’ve already got a solid foundation to transition into real estate investing.

As a part time agent, I have been very impressed with the space and flexibility I get when I need it, but also the support that is readily available when I need it.If you send me a message I can get you connected with our team, and I can share our calendar.

Would be far more impressive if their site had examples, stats on the data the collect (how much, where, etc.).

@Brian Flanagan wow that is quite and impressive resume.

That's impressive.

One more thing that has bothered me for a long time, and no one seems to make it a priority: why are we as investors so impressed by the $$ made by the caller first?

I feel like you only get one shot at a first impression with a potential client and I want my best foot forward.