Sellers respond better to real conversations where the caller can build rapport, handle objections dynamically, and adjust based on tone and emotions—something AI still struggles with.2.High System Costs – Setting up and maintaining an AI-powered cold calling system requires advanced software, integrations, and constant updates, which can be more expensive than hiring trained human callers.3.Performance Issues – AI isn’t as effective when it comes to handling objections naturally, navigating complex conversations, or making judgment calls.

I would do something about the walkway if that’s the main path to get to the house as it’s highly traveled and therefore has a more significant risk of loss.I would worry that you are training your tenant that lease renewals result in upgrade requests being granted and id be quick to offer them a lease cancellation for convenience if they didn’t feel safe in the house. 

Ski train from Denver and less time on I-70 is enticing for those living in Denver.Vail is too expensive for a solid ROI, however, opportunity occasionally presents itself in/around Beaver Creek or other Eagle County neighborhoods, but one would be looking at (speculating on) appreciation to balance a lower ROI here.I think it comes down to how you look at things.

People in my area live right next to train tracks and there are loud trains shaking the place at all hours.

I also purchased the "training/coaching" and received very little support and what I did receive was not very valuable.

But, now it requires training to stay out of trouble."

I'd be on the other side of the world, no cellphone, crappy internet working 12-hours shift, and when tenants had problems, I trained them to fix their own problems.

It's super rewarding but very hard to get the train going but once it does, it doesn't stop! 

My recommendation is to see if you can work for a company in real estate or wholesaling that way you get training and education while getting paid 

What is a reasonable Pet Deposit and Pet Rent for a well trained dog of 50Lbs in San Diego?