Real estate professionals, what’s the most painful or repetitive part of your job that you wish you could automate or eliminate entirely?

And then, from 900 to 1050 in year 2.Smoking is a pain when taking over a unit to turn.

The short term pain you'll incure is well worth it when you look back three months from now.I would start interviewing other management companies ASAP.

I want them happy, but will charge them on the backend for when they’re a pain.

One told the other how easy it was to stage a trip and fall, sue for $10K, and owners usually settle because it's such a pain.

The pain in the *** tenant pool, and just the bs of hartford taxes. 

Students appreciate convenience.Growth Areas: Consider neighborhoods that are up-and-coming or undergoing revitalization.

Insurance is an expensive pain in the *** but man are people grateful they have good insurance when they need it. 

@Devin JamesGreat book and our company follows eos as well.Book that I really thought was helpful was “what got you here won’t get you there”Talks about growing pains of being a company leader

Nobody will ever respect you for the blood, sweat, and tears you will go through dealing with all of the pain and agony of trying to navigate such a ridiculous system.