I'll try not to be too repetitive. 1) Is it possible that the seller would accept a lower interest rate than the market rate?

.- Record yourself completing each of the repetitive tasks that you handle on a day-to-day basis so that you can use the recording as a training tool for future office assistants, receptionists, VAs, etc.- Scheduling links, like those offered with calendly or acuity, can save you hours each week when it comes to scheduling appointments with clients and vendors.- showingtime (or similar services depending on your mls) will save you hours or days from your week especially if you have a hot listing that everyone wants to see.

You get more comfortable through repetition and we do it much faster now.

Buy new property    1 - PV = $400k  2 - DP (cost) = $80k  3 - CF = $14k/year....you would have lost $160k in PV...not gained $40k......and, if either choice is repeated, that gain/loss is exponential with each repetition.

There are a lot of repetitive tasks in this business, and many are vital not to miss, so having a system that continually reminds you of the next steps to take automatically is a life-saver with not having to keep track manually.Also, if you are not proficient at Excel, make that a priority!  

It should only take you about a month or two to contact everyone on your list and then the tough part – you start all over again.Why the repetition?

This could be a repetitive question but as a first time buy and hold investor, I had to ask this again.

If you plan to do this a ton then make spec sheet of all the items you plan to use repetitively in cheap to medium house - tile, cabinets, vanities etc. get three contractors in there and get bids.

Hi @William DuongIf you look into the history of every big metro city in the US, you will be able to see a repetitive pattern.

Everyone loved this floor upgrade: Modern, clean, varied pattern gives it a premium look than those with repetitive patterned cheap version.