All the vendors have been put on allocation, meaning they only get so much product each month. 

@Nathan Frost I had the exact same issue, got excited, bought more and more properties and then I realized that on such thin margins it's just too stressful.My advice would be forget about spreadsheets and being fully optimized on capital allocation, but rather decide what's your risk tolerance and how much of these losses you can stomach.

I think a daily allocation of 15-30 minutes for thoughtful communication on top of automations is probably a good starting point.An example that comes to mind is modifying an automated message going out for something personal that the guest shared with you in their communication so it has a warmer touch but the bulk of the lifting is still the base guest messaging.

Multiple streams of income and diversified asset allocations cannot consistently be beaten.  

On paper, it makes sense to use such a service to have a predictable cost allocation towards maintenance.

I'm pretty sure The Wire filmed here for their "Hamsterdam" sequences. anyway, some responsibility must be allocated to the infinite greed of the investor who believed this to be a reasonably safe investment?

From there, you can allocate a % of your earnings towards generating leads and marketing yourself to investors/flippers/developers to further scale your business.

Physical assets are a different animal.If you're not really familiar with equities, but you want to exposure to gain something that'll appreciate in value then sure go spread yourself around and buy a lot of funds, stocks, and make sure you aren't allocating more than 3% or 5% or whatever dumb allocation folks have anywhere. 

Of that 50M, 25M was allocated for the construction of a new recreational faculty that has since been completed.

Currently targeting single family homes. 0 cash flow is okay because I will eventually be able to refinance into significantly lower rates at which point the property will cash flow.Over the next five years buy 5-8 properties (1- 1.5/yr) to get asset allocation in line with what was suggested above.