I always tell people to be cautious to make the jump, especially depending on experience as many in real estate made money last few years because of economy not because of management.

You have done well thus far but in order to continue to grow you will have to grow past your limitations, TIME and CONTROL.

Nothing mind blowing here...If a tenant sends me a video of a burst water line the last thing I do is waste time getting in my car and driving over there.I'd immediately walk the tenant through shutting the water off.I don't know if you were trying to dig at me for talking down about $80k properties.

@Lucas MoralesIf you have coin op laundry in the building as well make sure you have a machine that gives quarters as I have had people use the vending machine to get their quarters for laundry and you have to constantly restock it.Personally I would say it’s not worth it unless you are far from grocery / convenience store.

RentRedi works very well for me.

Hello, I hope whoever is reading this post finds themselves well.

Sounds like you as well as them are in a tough spot.

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Vancouver promotes water conservation, so including water-efficient fixtures could be a selling point.Remember, while these additions can add significant value, the exact ROI will depend on your local real estate submarket, the quality of the work, and how well the new spaces integrate with your existing home layout.Please reach out, I can help you with the funding of the project.Regards,Jackson

With switching to an entirely different field, it would probably be a good idea to get a little bit of experience in the day to day operations of property management, as well as familiarizing yourself with some of the Colorado fair housing laws, minimum property requirements, etc.