Typically, I like to staff one FTE (full-time employee) for every 50 units.

Yes, the underlying investment is properties but the reality is that its a stock and you are executing the purchase and sale like a stock. 

If you have an addendum executed by all parties, adding the new party to the Existing lease, you only have one lease and it is if they all signed at the same time....simple.

Typically a double close is utilized by someone executing a wholesale deal.

It’s a great way to both earn strong returns and see the process without taking any execution risk.

The office staff is super friendly and helpful, and there's almost never a wait for "over the counter" permits.

I have my contractors sign and NDA and also execute a contractor agreement with my LLC which outlines their general duties and includes specific language that there is no employer-employee relationship.

Need some assistance with executing a quitclaim deed.

Nothing wrong with these things but they did take me off track for a bit.After reading (and beginning to implement) the 4 Disciplines of Execution and Deep Work by Cal Newport (thanks @Brandon Turner, for those 2 podcasts. 

@Jason AllenI would house hack, buy a house with an income suite and live in one unit.Have you seen Ashley from Detroit...identifying that her rent was the biggest expense was pivitol...a must watch if you haven’t already seen itMy first house with a suite reduced my own living expenses down to maybe 300 a month....now you’re saving and looking good for the next step...rent that unit when you’re ready to move on and you have a significantly cash flowing propertyDepending on where you are, you could even do a blend...Airbnb in Summer during peak travel times, furnished student/executive rentals for the rest of the year