He’s solid but I’m not sure if he does routine work like you’re looking for.

@Ash Clarke I have heard of people setting up rentals as a "layover house" for the airline industry for flight attendants and pilots that routinely fly the same route that want to have a room in their non-home city that they can go to instead of a hotel.

I go in a routine and ritual to grow my real estate business as much as I could.

To be clearer, I’m also questioning the ability to charge for routine cleaning, even when the normal timelines are adhered to.  

That being said I have made it a daily routine to listen to the podcast and learn having a average of 10k-12k per deal and getting it closed fast instead of waiting for that one good deal (that would take months to find) would be beneficial. 

That being said I have made it a daily routine to listen to the podcast and learn having a average of 10k-12k per deal and getting it closed fast instead of waiting for that one good deal (that would take months to find) would be beneficial. 

This is going to always be a work in progress, as I’m trying to overcome 28 years of living a life thinking I’m the most important person in my life. 2) Put routines and systems in place that keep us on track for our goals, and correct us when we start veering off. 3) For the first time in my life Scripture study and prayer is a habit.4) Spent more time with family in the last 10 months than I probably have in the last 10 years combined. 5) Grew our rental portfolio from 1 property to now 8 properties.

Traditionally I’ve made a good routine of keeping all rental income in my business account and purely living off W2 wages.

Reading you use the word fractured raises some eyebrows and concerns that the 3 owners may decide not to sell after some upgrades are done on the property or sell for a higher price.

Some people are stuck in their own routines and limitation and are unwilling to take on a new decision or responsibility.