@Alessandro Cardito  Hi, let me know if you organize something soon, I just finished my renovation project and would love to meet up to see what everyone is up too.

It forces you to be organized.

Yes you want to deliver a product for rent and keep the books organized but tenants from hell and lawsuits are the first things you want to avoid :)Good luck!

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

Hey Brahm, Communication and organization are the most important aspects of a property manager in my opinion.

I have expertise in all areas of healthcare management, well-versed in communicating complex concepts to patients while maintaining structure and organization in high-pressure situations.

Namely, the absence of a ledger and debits/credits, and the way it organizes accounts. 

Forced appreciation potential (which it sound like there is with half of units unrehabbed) and a strong path to organic rent growth as well.

My wife and I, not only donating thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours, received PTA "Parents of the Year" awards, my small business was a partner (funding "regular" lunches for students without funds) with the LB Education Foundation, and I was a volunteer athletic assistant coach at Poly High School.My recent records request shows that in the 18 months subsequent to implementation of SB 13 (Jan 1 2020 to June 30 2021) the LBUSD received 300 less-than 500 square foot ADU applications and received $461,000 in illegal school impact fees.

All of this would depend on your schedule and your ability to organize it.