Here are some tips to help you grow your portfolio:Diversify: Consider investing in different types of real estate properties, such as rental properties, commercial properties, and fix-and-flip properties, to spread your risk and increase your potential for returns.Invest in desirable locations: Consider investing in properties in areas with strong economic growth and high demand for housing.Continuously educate yourself: Stay up-to-date on real estate market trends and best practices by reading books, attending seminars, and taking online courses.Utilize leverage: Use leverage, such as mortgages and partnerships, to acquire more properties and grow your portfolio faster.Hire a professional team: Work with a team of professionals, including real estate agents, property managers, and contractors, to help you find and manage your properties.Re-evaluate and adjust: Regularly re-evaluate your portfolio and make adjustments as needed to ensure that your investments continue to perform well.Have a long-term perspective: Real estate investing is a long-term game, so be patient and focus on building a diversified portfolio over time.Let me know how else I can help!

@Robert Miller My team works with people getting into the self storage industry all across the US.

In this case, team work may be necessary to make the dream work.

He and his team work with real estate focused clients all across the country.

Our team works very hard to provide top quality investment opportunities and property management services in and around Indianapolis, so it's fulfilling to get this type of feedback.

It's all about team work!

Our Lending Operations team works hard to stay in constant communication, but it sounds like they let you down on that front.

I think the most important part of having my realtor / his team work with me is that they put a lockbox on the house that has a code that other realtors can use to show the property.

The training for people like me in the beginning of their str journey is equally valuable as is the access to Shawn (someone with personal knowledge/ experience with str investing) cpa's, attorneys (for proper entity structuring), lenders, and the many other professionals required to play on this very expensive playground is perhaps the most valuable.Anyone not willing to invest $5,000 to $10,000 in their str business for professional consultation, training, and mentoring may find the cost of not having a high caliber, experienced, professional team working with them may be far more costly in the long run. 

Both are a great option for someone with a large team working on numerous complex projects.There are a lot of cloud based project management companies out there, you can always use Capterra to compare a couple options too.https://www.capterra.com/project-management-software/