I have an early 20’s employee that is interested in “helping” with a hack.

The Arizona Republic is reporting Amazon will be adding new permanent jobs in Arizona.An excerpt:Amazon.com, which already employs more than 17,500 people in Arizona, plans to add another 3,000 permanent jobs in the state as it gears up for what could be a robust holiday shopping season.Amazon, which entered Arizona in 2007 with its first 300 employees, expects to open 11 new buildings in the state in 2020, said Lisa Guinn, a company spokeswoman.Amazon has operations in Phoenix, the West Valley, East Valley, Tucson and elsewhere.

Because  honestly -a 15/hr employee is not going to manage your asset as you would..... 

Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Todd Young, It's a very delicate gas pedal/brake pedal exercise and much really depend on your lendability and pace at which those current units will sell not to mention the availability for a building that you're looking for.From the sounds of it, Locating the building will be the toughest part. 

Sounds like the unauthorized manager was an employee of your agent.

But it wouldn't hurt to contact an Zillow employee to see if they buy from wholesalers.

From my pov, I suggest to prepare now to know a) what well-cash flowing and appreciating/depreciating property looks like to you so that you can cut losses early and b) how to screen for and handle employees, as the advantageous position that you have might risk draining you of your time if you accumulate property way faster than you delegate tasks.

@David Benton - yes as @Dave Foster and @Bill Exeter you can work it out.

@Tracy Agree, COVID has changed the game for a lot of companies including those that do not have employees working full time due to rents not being paid on time.

Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Joshua Schmidt, Kudo's for paying it forward with your friend!