You still have to oversee it but on a minimal and less intensive basis allowing you to spread out your time effectively over many investments .

The question is, are you still willing to continue with the same intensity and passion when you are asked to sweep the floors?

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Hey Rob, better yet just hang out in the Intensive Care floor at the hospital.

Since I haven't gotten any estimates yet, I'm not sure how much the work will cost, but I'm hoping it's under 10k.We have many properties in Orange County that are more labor intensive, that usually involve room additions or knocking down interior walls.

Although this does work and you can find deals, it is very labor and time intensive and you really don't know if you have a motivated seller.

The concern is if there was a fire, the heat from the fire would turn on the fan causing air to circulate bringing fresh oxygen to the fire and increasing the intensity.

TI's for medical can be intensive.

A quick walk through inspection is very different than an intense inspection by a licensed inspector.

You can read how I quit my CPA gig to buy large apartment buildings by clicking here:  I quit my CPA Job to buy Large Apartment BuildingsI equate large apartment buying to a VERY intense roller coaster ride.