Books are cheap training in rehab techniques, funding projects, and reacting to problems that business owners face.     

They react emotionally in the moment, and usually to their long-term financial detriment. 

If you have a strategy, but just need someone to do the grunt work of calling and messaging, you should look at Qore admins - www.qorevirtual.com - not the cheapest lead generators, but you can find great quality, practically native sounding English speakers, and still get a great value on the cost!

If you have a strategy, but just need someone to do the grunt work of calling and messaging, you should look at Qore admins - www.qorevirtual.com - not the cheapest lead generators, but you can find great quality, practically native sounding English speakers, and still get a great value on the cost!

Unlike your native Australia and the USA.  

The second chart shows how housing prices have reacted to "dips/crashes" in the market.

My wife and I have found that it can take a couple of years to get to know the nuances of a building - enough time to react to a decent variety of things going wrong - then you kinda know the more subtle gotchas.Couple more things to think about (we do this with our buildings):1- Consider services that deliver proactive maintenance. 

I'm a native of the area, grew up there in the 80's/90's, so I have a unique perspective.

If they don't comply, then you can non-renew, providing the local laws allow that.And I'm guessing that English isn't your native language.

Do not get me wrong, there is a STRONG case to be made to preserve the culture and not push out neighborhood natives with increasing taxes that accompany gentrification as the land values rapidly go up.