I’ve been listening to the podcast for about 1 week and a half now and have gained very valuable information.My short term goal is to get going on my property management business, paired with other services such as pressure washing and door-to-door trash pick up, geared toward, but not limited to multi-family communities.

Those who willingly share data (in the form of Excel reservation dumps as well as any info needed to adjust the data (e.g. you blocked off a weekend for yourself))  will get first access to the tool for free.1) if you are interested please let me know2) this is an experiment; without data, there can be no tool so before going deeper into convo's w technologists just gauging the interest herethanks

If there is good water pressure it probably isn't a problem.

There is also sales pressure by setting deadlines.

Instead I would go the other way that they would find out and plan accordingly.What usually happens is when costs rise with big increases even if tenants are obligated they cannot shoulder the cost immediately and all at once so the landlord ends up putting up the money and then slowly gets it back over the years spread out.This is why I want seller paying for that cost with a reserve credit to buyer at closing to account for these items so I do not put undue pressure on my tenants.

Going to pressure wash it and then either paint or stain it. 

I'd love to get a 360° camera and VR headset and throw a VR walkthrough in on my first listing as a free perk just to try it out and gauge response.

They draw lots of amps and if your wiring is cloth wrapped and 14 gauge it's probably best not to use them unless you can be sure they won't set them on high.

These inflationary pressures will increase due to the tax cut. 

=======================================================Things that could put downward pressure on prices are inventory picking up, interest rates going up, hiring in the area slowing.