However as we exit this period, many companies are moving to a hybrid solution which requires the employee to come into the office at least 2 days per week and I believe this will ultimately translate to full time in the office.

Do you use your own maintenance team (are they your employees - this is important because if not many times the front end looks good, but you may get crushed in back-end maintenance fees. 

Now, most of these smaller banks may only have 12 employees or so.

They went from 1 to 600 employees in less than 2 years.One thing that stuck out is they said that since marijuana is illegal federally, you can’t get a federal loan.

Still full time W2 employee.

As most of you know, as part of the IRA, the IRS was allocated significant funds to hire new employees.

That usually means a cheap Chinese product imported by someone who doesn't have enough money to hire a copywriter or exported directly by a Chinese company without any English-speaking employees.

A good one will have their employees for maintenance rather than having to 3rd party everything out, vendors that have been properly vetted that won't run off with your money and a slew of other benefits. 

This will be the first property I buy on my own, though for what it is worth (which could be nothing) I currently run a business with 60+ employees and deal with people all day long, so the prospect of managing tenants/contractors/money doesn't scare me. 

Here goes:1) A landlord takes the risk to acquire a property..it may or may not work out, there are liability issues, etc.2) A landlord employees many people to acquire, repair and manage properties...from Realtors to Lenders to Contractors3) Sounds obvious, but a landlord provides a safe, secure place for someone else to live.