One for safety regulations and two for coordination of the subs.

How much additional should I be looking to save for a safety net for the property (vacancies, repairs, closing fees, ect).

What I try to teach my kids & friends about what I have learned over the last 20+ years is to prioritize education & cash flow. 

Mostly safety, up-to-code inspections, etc. 

I would prioritize finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation over one that is local.There are 20+ accountants on this message board who specialize in real estate taxation.

You serve investors, lenders, tenants, and the community by creating real estate that provides financial return, safety, comfort, and connection. 

There’s no safety in diversification with smaller properties and that strategy can actually work against you as vacancies are more meaningful on a smaller property.

We put together a repair/maintenance list based off of the initial property inspection and tenant requests and prioritized what needed immediate attention.

The apprentice must prioritize this work, otherwise if the mentor gets the left-over time available it won't work.

Want to eliminate any safety hazards as this will most likely have S8 renters.Any ideas?