And FWIW, after managing tons of cleaning vendors for HUD and others in my past life, my approach is that you get what you pay for, that you should pay a little more than the average for your market if you want your cleaner to be a partner to your business (and that such will pay for itself), that you should thank and appreciate them often, that you should make them feel free to reach out for bonus requests but also should decrease the frequency of such by not reducing their comp when they encounter easier-than-normal cleanings, and that you should pay them immediately after the cleaning.

It's always good to have a plan for finding new tenants if the current ones decide to move out.If you need more specific advice or help navigating this process, feel free to reach out.

I'm reaching out to this knowledgeable community to connect with fellow investors and real estate agents who can offer insights, share experiences, or point me towards potential investment opportunities in the area.A brief introduction: I recently embarked on my real estate investment journey with the purchase of a property in California, April 2024 for $180,000, applying the BRRRR strategy to maximize its value.

Joined this group to reach my goal of having passive income and financially free.

Is it worth using those contigency funds to help fund the roof or put that money towards principle so I can reach 20% equity sooner.

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Happy almost Summer BP Community,I'm reaching out to tap into the collective wisdom of the community as I look to expand and accelerate my rental business using the BRRRR strategy.I currently focus on buy-and-hold investments in small multifamily properties (2-4 units).

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