@Yasir LillingstonI don't personally know how to operate a Coffee Farm, but David and Darren seem to run a tight operation.

On a transaction with tight margins (barely debt-covering), this could be the difference between getting it done and not. 

BUT my experience doing about 3500 leads per month in 100-150 chunks on 5 phone numbers is that the sms do go out tightly spaced.  

This is incredibly useful for enforcing lease violations and fees for missing renewal deadlines.

The advantage of the law firm is they will do it every time they come up for appeal and you will not have to pay attention to the deadlines. 

After coming from the Birmingham, AL market, I've learned that I really like to have a tight network of local investors who help shape how we're looking at properties. 

That said, make sure you’re comfortable with the comps and the exit strategy, whether that’s selling quickly or holding for a bit if the market doesn’t rebound immediately.To overcome analysis paralysis, try setting a deadline for making a decision.

The main issue with BRRRR is tight inventory.

I would like to be as close to NYC as possible but want to stay within a tight budget.

As soon as a tenant gives notice, I copy the template and create a new checklist, assign all the tasks (in your case they would all be assigned to you unless you have an assistant), and then set deadlines for particular steps like "Tenant Turns in Keys" or "Refund Deposit."