Please let me know what you think any advice or criticism is welcome.

It's the most critical part, take ownership here.Other things that come to mind:* Daily Standup - 10-15 minutes to double check how they are doing* Slack - communicate often, I use my phone a lot since I might be on the move* Don't assign critical tasks like closing * Tasking sheets - assignments that you can follow up with.

Any advice, tips, and criticism is welcome.

I would like to put solar on my rentals but seeing as the tenants pay the electric bills and those properties don't qualify for the tax credit, I haven't done it yet (although I may sometime anyway, after all other critical Cap Ex projects are completed).

In this post I will respond to your question concerning obtaining critical local knowledge.

Hi Jonathan,The thought of analyzing deals, the lingo, the inputs and formulas, fear of missing something critical and blowing it, are real concerns.

Critical things to look for as far as establishing continuous operation as a multi-family is that each unit has a separate LG&E meter (also essential to keep costs under control as several others have mentioned), a separate entrance, a separate kitchen, and a separate bath.

I think having a strong personal brand and a solid reputation is critical in a competitive market like real estate.

I actually think it made people more desperate to get away and travel outside their home area.Of course, with any STR, location is critical.

In my opinion, there is a critical stage everyone needs to take which is to research and network and devise their plan.