Then would do the reverse post Winter and check the condition of the window and door screens as well.The elf would call each tenant to negotiate a good time for the on-site maintenance inspections, set the appointments, and post a legal "Notice to Enter" if necessary.At our 8-plex, once a week, the elf would clean the coin-op laundry room and wipe down the w/d machines, walk the premises to check on the tidiness of the grounds, check on the proper use of our garbage dumpster/recycle bins, and water the flower beds, shrubs and landscaping as needed.I would reserve my time and expertise for business financials, for nurturing the tenant-landlord relationship, and also for tenant move-ins and move-outs: advertising, screening, interviewing, showing, contracting, new tenant orientation, etc.

If neither of them work then you likely need to find out what your calling really is, my coin. 

@Michaela G.I often try unordinary things like that (coin inset floor, using children's ABC foam tiles under a 3/8 sheet of lexan, etc) .... some work well, others are a learning experience. 

The other side of the coin, sellers, may be a bit tricky. 

I have my SDIRA with New Directions IRA, Inc. based in CO. In

On top of that, any crypto has been hit even harder (and we are now seeing runs on crypto banks!)

Hey everyone.  I am in the process of buying my first Short Term Renal Property in North Naples FL.  I am looking for someone that can help me manage it.  Any suggestions?  I do not live in the area where the property...

  - If I want to start having the holding co start paying the insurance for ALL my properties, do I do individual payments from each LLC to the holding co in the exact amount of the insurance? 

I started out rehabbing and know how that side of the coin thinks as well.Wholesaling is a viable income stream, but like anything takes time to dial in and get good at.

Picture of a unicorn on the coin.