Instead, as Allen mentioned, I would hire a VA to handle tasks.You’ll need to define your process for setting rent, communicating with tenants, etc. to train that VA but my VA(s) ran my cohosting business of 30+ properties.

Being an agent is also a lucrative business and if you're passionate about it go for it.

I believe showing the breakdown infuriates people, but the breakdown is the most honest, clear and transparent way of doing business. 

Here’s a plan to help you scale:Find the Right Deals: Look for properties that fit the BRRRR model.

We're updating our business model and looking for more automation and I don't particularly want to go down the Podio rabbit hole if automation is out of the question.

Hi @Roberto Ramirez,Building to rent in this area is a very popular strategy right now with how heavy the rental demand is, and the relatively high return that you can see through this model.

Its been years since I have done business in Albuquerque but I ALWAYS stayed in the NE.

The initial investment might be large, but if you can't make that back in a few deals from leveraging the network you might not be in the right position within your business.

I am closing on my first commercial property (under an LLC), which will be owner-occupied for our business.

I own a real estate & property management business in Racine and know the market like the back of my hand.